Been diving into ERC-4337 & smart accounts lately. An interesting use case with positive UX impact -- Session management. An example using an MMORPG: 
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Smart Contract Account Setup: 

Players create a self-custodied smart contract account at registration. Key parts are split using Multi-Party Computation (MPC) for enhanced security - one part on the player’s device, another secured remotely.

Session Initialization:

At login, players provide a signature for a session-specific authorization. This is recorded onchain as a session ID by updating a state variable in the smart contract account. The session ID is unique per session and is secured against unauthorized updates.

Transaction Bundling: 

Player actions are collected into a UserOperation bundle, reducing the need for individual transaction signatures and streamlining gameplay.

Transaction Execution: 

Actions are executed through the EntryPoint contract, which processes the UserOperation bundle on the blockchain.

Session Termination: 

Sessions are securely ended by invalidating the session ID with a function call to the smart contract account, which can also require the player’s signature for additional security.

Let's visualize the impact with our MMORPG scenario: Imagine a player, ready to level up their character and arsenal 🗡️ with some strategic trades and purchases.

The player starts by earning 100 gold (ERC-20) for completing a quest. They're eyeing the Flame Sword 🔥 (ERC-1155), a valuable upgrade for the character.

With their gold, they purchase the Flame Sword 🔥 for 75 gold, boosting their attack power. In the same session, they list their Ice Sword ❄️ on the market.

Another player purchases the Ice Sword for 50 gold. Our character (ERC-721) is now equipped with the Flame Sword 🔥, and they're ready for bigger battles.

All these actions: earning, spending, selling, and equipping, are bundled into a single UserOperation. No multiple signing interruptions, just smooth, uninterrupted gameplay.

With just one signature at login, our player has engaged in a full session of economic and gameplay activities. Session over, the player logs out, and with a final signature, all session actions are concluded. Their character is stronger, their wallet is balanced, and they're set for new adventures next time.

So… what are your views on ERC-4337 in this case? Pitfalls or enhancements you see? Other use cases this could be applied to that you’re interested in? Would love thoughts.💡

Session-Based Authorization: 

Actions are authenticated against the session ID via the validateUserOp function to ensure they are part of the current, active session.