Ethereum

What do you think are the biggest bottlenecks that restrict us from reaching more users? Could be both technical and non technical reasons.

founder www.joinclamp.com | @0xpolygon village and @hadronfc ‘24 | software engineer, web3 enthusiast, cheesecake connoisseur | deep diving into erc4337 

I would say: 
- the common crypto entry point is still through an EOA which is extremely non user friendly for non crypto natives
- most web3 use cases have been financial in nature 
- different chains/gas is confusing to regular folk

Decentralised Identity lead @ Onyx by J.P.Morgan) my thoughts are my own 


Strongly agree that key management of EOAs are a major pain point discouraging new users. 

4337 compatible CAs solve this very well.

As we move towards more L1s and L2s we have to simplify this for the daily user. 

We need more cross chain bridges or protocols that help totally abstract the underlying network.

As a user I shouldn’t have to worry about which chain or network I am on. 

The dapp or protocol should integrate cross chain bridges in the backend to ensure it is seamless and abstracted from the user interface.

In an ideal world a user should be able to instantly create a CA without any key management hassle. 

This could be as simple as OTP, PIN, 2FA or passkeys. 

Users must also have the ability to recover this wallet in case they lose access.