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@pcaversaccio
Ethereum is turning into a labyrinth of unnecessary complexity, and it's getting out of hand (this started already in 2020 if you ask me). We're supposed to be here to democratise finance and value transacting, right? The whole point was to break free from the tangled mess of intermediaries and inefficiencies that plague traditional finance. But dude, we have somehow decided that we create a monster of our own - a system so convoluted that only a select few can navigate it. We've become obsessed with complexity, as if adding more layers and jargon somehow makes us better. Newsflash: it fucking doesn't! Simplicity should be the goal, not an afterthought.
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What would you suggest to do with account abstraction? This type of posts that do not propose any other alternative or make a case for a different design are empty of value.
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@pcaversaccio
I don't think it's of empty value since I want to raise the importance of simplicity. Too many people forget about it. Like WETH has 51 sloc and is powerful af. That's what I wanna see. Re AA: I think we completely fail with the current design as it's essentially a monster (see e.g. https://x.com/bkiepuszewski/status/1826154913333641410). The only simple solution I can see is to enshrine it into the L1 itself. I.e. having native AA and not just optional (like Starknet or ZKsync). Otherwise, this creates another fragmentation.
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If you enshrine it at protocol level you make the protocol more complex. Hope you are aware of the self-contradiction here. Something that has seen so much discussion and back n forth is likely not best enshrined in the protocol, once there becomes very hard to change.Let the market of ideas figure it out.Then shrine.
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