Quick Q for going into 2025 - year of the frames

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that would be embedded then 

Even though on ios its so damn fast

I still disassociate everytime I am faced with with the loading screen for cbw/rainbow on android

2024 and not one fucking performant mobile wallet on android 😭

whichever is fewest clicks and can be done without leaving the frame

frames connector auto connection is also really clean though 

+ great gateway to close the cold start gap 

Both don't play nice together right now but I'm sure that's a temporary phase rn :)

Asking the tough questions! No silver bullet here but I think the UX benefits you get from embedded wallets make them the best option for frames apps

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Connecting my wallet is the number #1 sticking point for most apps

My gut just says "don't do it" 9 times out of 10 🤷‍♂️

Frames are a lil different since it's already injected which is nice 

But all it takes is one bad xp and I'm never connecting a wallet to warpcast again

Tough one

really tough question for me. i love embedded wallets for easiest onboarding but it gets pretty tiresome managing embedded wallets across every game. 

there’s more convenience using my own wallet that’s already loaded with tokens for gas and other things, but sometimes i don’t connect to new games out of potential risk, and too lazy to spin up a new wallet to connect, send enough eth for gas to play an onchain game.

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Literally added this question to a user survey we're going to perform as well for Ponder. Can report back.

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i love the idea of using embeded wallets as a builder, and i hate them and as user

it's so hard to beat the ux of an embeded wallet though