confessions

im getting tired of embedded wallets. 

great for onboarding and ui/ux but im not sure i want to keep sending funds to a new wallet to participate in a new launch. 

i don’t want a handful of wallets with small amount of funds that, at some point i need to consolidate or need to export when a project closes

crypto pm @ sp-ce | building ui/ux for the masses for companies like wormhole, pyth, and zksync 

i just saw @woj.eth post about the new supercast flow that allows people to create a guest account and explore the app. feels like a great experience before buying in. 

i think the alternative is to potentially fund an embedded wallet + paymaster to cover gas.

i feel like instead of embedded wallets, apps should just start some users w fake points to play around and test out the experience?

great for onboarding. less ideal for crypto natives with their own wallet setups. 

last thing i want is to lose track of a bunch of embedded wallets with small funds. it all adds up

eoa’s were fine, they had come up with a new bullshit

This is a big part of what we (Privy) are trying to do with cross-app embedded wallets. 

Give all the UX benefits of embedded wallets, while allowing users to take funded wallets with them from app to app (and have a central site to manage wallet balances / fund).

This is a big part of what we (Privy) are trying to do with cross-app embedded wallets. 

Give all the UX benefits of embedded wallets, while allowing users to take funded wallets with them from app to app (and have a central site to manage wallet balances / fund).

https://privy.io/blog/cross-app-wallet-launch