fluidkey

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BDFL of Quilibrium, Eng @ Farcaster, ex-Coinbase, always opinionated, never hydrated

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short term - i think we should stand up a compliant privacy pool on base. lots of good work has been done on this. people will be able to use this in the same way they use coinbase.com today — to route through to get new private addresses. on top of this, other people can build things like one click "get me a new private address" in wallets — it's a very simple primitive, but unlocks a ton. 

medium term - in parallel, we need to do R&D to figure out how we build privacy natively into the smart wallet + L2 stack. the UX I have in my head is basically you can send and receive from private.jesse.base.eth and it's fully private, with no UX complexity. how we get there is not yet fully clear and there are a bunch of potential paths (stealth addresses, dedicated L3 private blockspace, native privacy in EVM), so we need to do some more in-depth research to figure out the right path, then start executing.

excited to contribute to making seamless onchain privacy a reality with /fluidkey 

love to see how thoughtful @jessepollak is about this topic 

and not just thoughts, @base are already building important primitives for this future like key.space

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