Ben Scharfstein
@scharf
Wallets embedded in apps vs. Apps embedded in wallets (or browsers or OS's w/ wallets) Which is more likely?
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irrationaljared
@irrationaljared
I worry about "wallets in apps" feeling like silos to the end-user. They should be able to see everything they "own" in one space.
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Corbin Page
@corbin.eth
Likely both. agree with @rish: many of #1 and a few of #2 And Zerion-like apps to aggregate holdings, cash out and spin down wallets, move funds to your super secure wallets, etc.
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rish
@rish
Many of #1 and a few of #2
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osama
@osama
wallets in apps feels like the right vibe b/c eod it will force focus on apps w/ utility and not behaviour like "wen token"
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Brent Fitzgerald
@bf
Wallets in mobile apps.
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Karthik Senthil
@karthiksenthil
#1 by far.
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tomatosauce
@tmt
for sure apps embedded in wallets. Great example: Wechat. Everything you need you can find in wechat pay: all tickets, parking fee, food delivery, movies, hair saloon... Was a normal app for chatting and become a meta app after linking to wechat pay.
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Danish A.
@dajmeri.eth
First one. Wallets should be a utility that should be called upon only when necessary (e.g., signing transaction). Not too dissimilar to the Apple Pay "drawer"
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travis
@travis
native wallet with a great API that individual apps tap into perhaps an exception would be apps that use their own chain, then i guess the wallet would be contained within the app ideal experience would be a user using the app and not knowing anything about a “wallet”/address
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Cem
@cem
Wallets in apps (already here). Then Browser native support. Then OS native. And meanwhile few apps that try to become WeChat of West.
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