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@ccarella.eth
To build off of @vitalik.eth’s cross-L2 transactions for wallets ideas, as a user I don’t actually care what chain my ETH is on. I would love to see one rolled up balance of how much eth I have instead of seeing 5 line items that say ETH with a chain logo and an amount. Then when I go to use ETH on any chain the wallet can do the work to make sure enough is on the chain I’m trying to transact with.
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Les Greys
@les
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see I’m not the only one.
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Colin Charles
@bytebot.eth
Yup. This is thinking more like a wallet. From a user standpoint, its a bit user hostile to hold n-versions of a dollar. Take a leaf from Hong Kong, where 3 banks print notes, but they're all legal tender. 3 different chains, but when I open my wallet, I see a total of what I have, and I transact just the way I want to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banknotes_of_the_Hong_Kong_dollar#Note-issuing_banks
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allenbarth.eth
@allenbarth
To support this, we could leverage staked pools from all the chains to provide the necessary resources for the specific chain that users are interested in.
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allenbarth.eth
@allenbarth
Lettuce 🥬 simplify the complexity involved in using different blockchain chains. It could be helpful to have a "beginner's mode" toggle that makes navigating these systems more manageable for new users. Additionally, implementing a small service fee for this simplified mode could help maintain it.
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