Do you think self-custodial wallets will remain the go-to for interacting with smart contracts?

Do you think self-custodial wallets will remain the go-to for interacting with smart contracts? 

https://warpcast.com/pugson/0xd7b2da

99% of smart contract interactions will be built into apps with wallets inside them

self custody for the user, experience controlled by developer

power users will be able to interact with dapps however they won't but current paradigm will not stick for much longer

The issue isn’t about apps having wallets in them, it’s about apps getting seamless access and interactions with end-user accounts.

Taking the path of embedded wallets gives them more control/flexibility over this matter, hence every future app going for that and every user ending up with multiple accounts.

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The solution to the 1 user = multiple accounts per app can be solved either by:
1. Having one unified managed wallet account with a connection standard that apps can follow on the backend, a la SSO. (MPC or full custodial).

2. Solving the frontend wallet-app connection process for end-users across multiple platforms.