Base

do we think that someone who doesn't know how to use a wallet will feel comfortable sending crypto from an exchange to an embedded wallet? or funding it with a credit or debit card? 

do we have any data supporting this assumption?

I feel like funding directly with credit/debit is good 

Asking anybody to do the exchange, KYC?!? , wtf is this address, oh shit I hope it goes through, why is it not here yet, oh shit that was the wrong address etc is negative aura (its better but still clunky)

I think the best route is:
- Let User pay for something (not buy crypto)
- This unlocks a path for them to earn enough to play around
- Make them WANT not NEED to figure out the rest

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are users doing this? if not how can we make it more attractive to them?

Think we are starting to see more and more examples

Frenpet is a great example

The Murakami drop yesterday is a good example too:
Smart wallet > Card Payment > can instantly start selling on the marketplace in the same site

Think direct P2P trading would have gone a long way with this drop but it was already very up there for me

If they expanded into casual games and shared experiences that get's super interesting too