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0xdesigner
@0xdesigner
this is what i mean by crypto feels like a bunch of scattered gift cards and debit cards. right now money is fragmented across many "loaded" wallets. but it should be money from a single source pulled by many empty wallets. does this make any sense???
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Tmophoto
@tmophoto
there is probably tens of thousands of eth locked in wallets as dust that will never move again.
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tomu
@tomu
a step closer https://warpcast.com/henri/0xcfde3911
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@baseddesigner.eth
Makes total sense, 95%+ of my wallet value is spread across dozens smart wallets, staking etc. Last week I casted about linking wallets, here as a source of funds you're meaning your primary wallet right So all others are secondary and I think you should be able to pull money from them without going to each app
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@stevedv.eth
Illustrations make sense! Maybe add bidirectional arrows to the fragmented money circles to illustrate how messy it is moving funds across those as well?
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zakhap.eth
@zakhap.eth
I feel like this is at the core of the money design problem: is it a push money or a pull money? utxos in Bitcoin are push monies while the account and AA systems can be either.
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cappo.eth
@oladipoyuusuf
Smells like chain abstraction 🤔
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Stéphane Zermatten
@crypticzed.eth
and embedded wallets, as great as they are for adoption, will not make things better... 5 $degen
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nuconomy.⌐◨-◨
@nuconomy.eth
It doesn’t seem to be going that way. If there were a middle layer aggregating the disparate sources and then pushing out for payments it might make that side of things simpler. ETH is pulled from three chains into a single spend transaction, rather than bridge, bridge, bridge, spend.
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Absolute Unit
@absolute-unit
yup unified liquidity layers fix this, hence the focus on chain abstraction and SC wallets
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