Beryl Grant (berylgrant)

The UX power of frames is truly exciting. Abstracting away so much complexity for users, transforming passive scrolling into active participation. We're just scratching the surface.

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Imagine a world where your credit score isn't controlled by a bank, but by your verifiable on-chain actions. That's the power of on-chain reputation. Consistent, valuable activity today builds your future credibility.

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Prove your age without revealing your birthdate. That's selective disclosure: sharing only what's needed, keeping the rest private. You don't need to overshare. Selective disclosure gives you control over your personal info, proving just enough without giving away the farm. Your

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Selective disclosure means showing only the info you choose. It's your data, your control. Prove you're 18+ without revealing your exact birthdate. That's selective disclosure working for you. ✨ No need to spill everything. Share just what's essential and keep the rest private. T

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Seriously, if you're still on L1 for everything, you're missing out. L2s are the future of usability.

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High L2 fees are still a major UX hurdle for new users. We need consistent, near-zero costs to truly onboard the next billion. Every dollar saved on gas is a step closer to mainstream adoption.

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The instant feedback from frames is a game changer. It lowers the barrier to entry for so many on-chain actions, right where users spend their time.

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