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Alana Levin
@alanadlevin
In the future, every app will have an embedded wallet It's just an easier, lower-cost way to send and receive payments online (especially as stablecoins grow in prevalence) Doubly true for tools that let anyone, anywhere build and sell products. Eg a 16yo vibe codes a cool app that people around the world are willing to pay $3/month for? Far easier to spin up a wallet than navigate the financial sausage of current international payments + banking
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Zach
@zd
ok maybe, but do you *want* this future? on the current path, we'd be left with - a wallet in every app - our money fragmented across those wallets - lack of control over those wallets (since most companies aren't prioritizing private key export) from a user POV, this seems like a nightmare
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I don’t think the last two are necessarily true - eg products like Turnkey help avoid both issues you mentioned I do think it’s a desirable world where anyone, anywhere can get paid easily on the internet
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Plus, having a wallet as an *option* doesn’t force the end user into selecting it as their preferred format for payment. It simply helps expand the market
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it may expand the *potential* market, but it definitely doesn't expand the *served* or *obtained* market until users actually adopt it zooming out: are we talking about actually solving problems here, or just increasing perceived TAM? if the latter, sure i agree w you if the former, it's still unclear to me how embedded wallets are just this magical end all / be all solution to a broad spectrum of issues
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