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Modestin 👨🎨
@chngmnt.eth
Hey @abdel, with all the buzz around the upcoming STRK, it got me wondering: why can't the private key be imported into @argent and braavos wallets? Let's say a user only has a private key, what's the move in this case? 👉 👈
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@credence0x
it's because of account abstraction. wallets on starknet are not just public/private keys but actual smart contracts. so you need to plug whatever private key you have to an account smart contract before you can use it
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Modestin 👨🎨
@chngmnt.eth
In your opinion, what are the prospects for active users to benefit from the second phase of distribution? A significant portion missed out on the initial allocation due to not having a balance during the snapshot, despite having invested their efforts and been actively involved in various activities during 1-2 ye 🤥
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Modestin 👨🎨
@chngmnt.eth
To clarify, let's consider that one of the NFTs in the Argent company costs around 0.01 ETH per mint. If we tally up all expenditures, it amounts to approximately 0.02 ETH per company.
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Modestin 👨🎨
@chngmnt.eth
Consequently, a user who didn't engage deeply in the project but happened to have this balance and made a few transactions received the drop, while someone who actively participated and expended gas did not, purely by chance.
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Modestin 👨🎨
@chngmnt.eth
Although the 0.005 metric may not appear overly strict or unjust, but at the same time it didn't give anyone a chance to those who accidentally withdrew or held balances in other tokens. Perhaps a fairer approach would involve considering 0.005 ETH or something..
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