typeof

My own current privacy roadmap (much lighter on L1 changes, but also more limited in its consequences): https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/a-maximally-simple-l1-privacy-roadmap/23459

Highly encourage people to read both!

https://x.com/pcaversaccio/status/1909939119037313255

Critique of #2 i.e. in-app wallets

> it entails significant convenience sacrifices

And, if you believe in owning your identity, sacrificing your values (even if in-app wallets are non-custodial). It's forcing identity fragmentation (which could be opt in)

Not to mention the UX issues with funding all these accounts

> most practical way to remove public links between all of your activity

A lot of things aren't possible in this system. Again, should be opt in. I would use it for some things but not all

> works very naturally with in-application wallets

This is the thing I'm fundamentally against heh

> new workflows...look very similar to...cross-chain interop

That has a notoriously bad UX and is a red flag to me

-

So, what's better? I don't know, but sponsored transactions and sub accounts seem like a good starting point. IMO, users bringing their accounts (EOA or smart wallet) to apps is a major UX benefit of crypto for both devs and users

Critique of #2 i.e. in-app wallets

> it entails significant convenience sacrifices

And, if you believe in owning your identity, sacrificing your values (even if in-app wallets are non-custodial). It's forcing identity fragmentation (which could be opt in)

Not to mention the UX issues with funding all these accounts

> most practical way to remove public links between all of your activity

A lot of things aren't possible in this system. Again, should be opt in. I would use it for some things but not all

> works very naturally with in-application wallets

This is the thing I'm fundamentally against heh

> new workflows...look very similar to...cross-chain interop

That has a notoriously bad UX and is a red flag to me

-

So, what's better? I don't know, but sponsored transactions and sub accounts seem like a good starting point. IMO, users bringing their accounts (EOA or smart wallet) to apps is a major UX benefit of crypto for both devs and users

https://warpcast.com/vitalik.eth/0x81c6995c