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You're building an app and can use:

1. Privy, et al that enable a simple, segregated wallet for your app alone

2. Single sign-on w/ unified wallet that enables users to bring their assets/identity everywhere

Assume for a moment they both offer seamless UX w/o janky app-switching, gas fees, etc.

Which do you choose?

This is an interesting question. 

And an interesting trade-off consideration. 

The idea of ending up with 10s of single-purpose embedded wallets kinda beats down parts of the original “onchain identity” value prop, no?

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Exactly. Wondering if there is a progressive path to be explored;

Like how one can get started on Farcaster without any friction, and connect a self custody wallet to unlock more value/features

Right. It would be kind of like having individual email address/password signups for all the different sites/apps you use. All relevant, useful, segregated to that individual app, but not portable or interoperable to others.