Barnabé Monnot
@barnabe
Talk (crosschain) UX to me! We’re looking to identify, build and support pragmatic solutions to fix some of the most common user problems on Ethereum, with an amplified focus and the means to deliver.
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polymutex
@polymutex.eth
What criteria should /walletbeat require of wallets for cross-chain UX? Currently we look for ERC-7828 or ERC-7831 address support when sending tokens and copying the user's own address. Is there more we should look for? (Transparent bridging support perhaps?)
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Greg
@greg
multi-address resolution for ENS names! currently a lot of wallets make a pretty unsafe assumption that the ETH address a name resolves to is accessible across chains, which is not always true in the case of smart contracts happy to explain this further, or luc would know the details if he's still helping out with walletbeat
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Barnabé Monnot
@barnabe
Is there a list of these wallets? I don’t think this is a criterion on Walletbeat yet
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polymutex
@polymutex.eth
Walletbeat currently has an "Address resolution" attribute, requiring ENS resolution support && (ERC-7828 || ERC-7831) as chain-aware address formats when sending tokens. I'm not sure that's exactly what @greg is referring to though; is this about also verifying that the target address actually exists? cc @luc.eth
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luc.eth
@luc.eth
7828 & 7831 are ongoing large public conversations and not ready for implementation as they are still subject to change. The ideal ENS implementation would send a resolution request for a name for a give coinType. Most wallets today perform a lookup of `60`(eth mainnet). When wanting to send funds on chain ABC you would lookup the coinType for chain ABC, and then perform a lookup given that. If you check https://ens.app/luc.eth you can see some of the different coinTypes ive set on my name Wallets are able to query the different addresses for given coinTypes, so when a user types in luc.eth their wallet should be able to show all the different addresses that profile exposes (one for btc, one for mainnet, one for op, one for pol, etc etc)
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