I'm learning how to use wallets. Here's what I'm confused about and constantly stuck on. Why does Coinbase have so many apps for different wallets that don't naturally speak to each other? Coinbase, Wallet, Smart Wallet, and Base. I understand that Coinbase takes on the fiduciary responsibility which provides utility to networks.

I understand you can have multiple wallets for different use cases. It's like different accounts under a bank; savings, checking, 401k, loans, etc. However, that's often under one unified "experience" if all are under the same institution irregardless of division.

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Honestly I think it’s just kind of bad ux by them. They’re working towards unifying them and making them work together, but the current setup is pretty confusing

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It's not great. I don't feel like I have control of my money. I also don't like to manually connect the wallets AND the ETH for the fees. Take trad credit cards, the 2-3% fees are auto participating on their rails.