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been thinking a lot about which parts of crypto are likely to be abstracted and which parts aren’t. @beandip suggested i read https://foundation.app/blog/crypto-wants-to-be-seen by @kayvon which lead me to https://cdixon.org/2019/01/08/strong-and-weak-technologies by @cdixon.eth both are phenomenal and worth reading

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been thinking a lot about which parts of crypto are likely to be abstracted and which parts aren’t. @flynn.eth suggested i read https://foundation.app/blog/crypto-wants-to-be-seen by @kayvon which lead me to https://cdixon.org/2019/01/08/strong-and-weak-technologies by @cdixon.eth both are phenomenal and worth reading

here’s my current perspective. curious to hear from others

here’s my current perspective. curious to hear from others https://twitter.com/_nonlinear/status/1742593234499485714

I've been thinking deeply about this too. I feel it's basically a question of how sovereign does the user need to be for a certain use case. 

The less sovereign the user is the more abstraction there is. Very much like a web2 world.

The more sovereign the user is the less the abstraction there is.

unrelated but liking how both links have previews here

Thank you for sharing.
I haven't read either of the linked posts.
I will. Then I will reread your thoughts, then I'll share mine. I want to get the full context first.