in a few months, a crypto onboarding path
- sign up to supercast with no crypto
- get tipped degen (or anything else) on farcaster
- claim to your supercast wallet with one click, without leaving supercast
- swap / send to friends / use your degen balance in other apps without any other wallets

privy built a path for supercast to be a standalone wallet :)

@kyle do you want to do a public bet on coinbase smart wallet tvl vs privy wallets tvl in 2 years from now?

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trying to sound smart /doingnumbers

what do you see as the advantages / disadvantages?

Building @warpcast and @farcaster, new dad, like making food

wallets inside apps are much better ux than passkeys / popups

agree 

though each app needs to use the same embedded app for it to work

versus popups are easier to make work by default

building privy.io, always in pursuit of ice cream, love /urbanism

sounds awesome

looking forward to learning more about it

For Privy - we have the "popup" version of the world...as of today 😊

And FWIW - the goal is not just to allow cross-talk between Privy apps even - cross-app wallets are _nearly_ oauth2 compliant (they actually already use our oauth endpoints) and requests are via MWP.

Down the road, any app (using Privy or not) can integrate the Supercast wallet, assuming woj is okay with this, via auth0's oauth section, or via RainbowKit's wallet connectors section

So you can get varying degrees of usability - embedded wallets for seamless in-app transactions, a cross-app via popup, or even just traditional external wallet or Coinbase Smart Wallet. All about getting the user going first and graduating them to the experience that makes sense for them.