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Is there a consensus on which account abstraction architecture will win (Safe vs ERC-6900)? The Safe team seems to be well respected, but ERC-6900 seems to have some advantages. What’s the latest on the debate? Or can both flourish without confusing users?
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The Safe whitepaper talks about ERC-6900. Why is it Safe vs 6900?
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This article indicates that they’re not compatible for module developers: https://mirror.xyz/konradkopp.eth/7Q3TrMFgx2VbZRKa7UEaisIMjimpMABiqGYo00T9egA
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Yeah there's definitely some tensions between ERC-6900 and the Safe Module architecture at the moment - although how exactly 6900 will look is also quite indeterminate given that theres no reference implementation yet. Safe does talk about becoming compatible with 6900 if it gains adoption and becomes the favored ...
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... standard for modular accounts, however right now they're focused on building around their existing architecture, which has some upsides like a potentially stricter separation of account from modules which leads to higher security. In my mind, long-term, these two approaches converge into the same standard
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