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Should interfacing with the blockchain be abstracted away or presented to users? 1. Fully abstracted 2. Partially abstracted 3. Not abstracted 4. Other Inspired by @4484
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4 it depends. shouldn't boil down to "trust me, bro". full abstraction will be necessary for mature pmf, which doesn't fully exist atm.
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@4484
3. crypto needs to be seen and understood, not buried behind abstractions. its core features are unique, attempting to hide them away does a disservice to all the promise it holds.
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Fully abstracted with a self custody option
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3. Something sometime and somewhere will make wallets cool. And after that the new/unique/fun experiences of interacting with blockchains will be a GTM and user-acquisition strategy.
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2. It should feel seamless, but also inextricably connected to a blockchain. TBD on what that visualization looks like.
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2. Seamless UX but not completely hidden
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2 at some point in the future blockchain infrastructure will be abstracted in the same way databases are today. 99% of consumers won't care how it works under the hood, but those who do will have easy verifiable proof. I imagine the complexity of trust checking will be as simple as viewing a site's SSL certificate.
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4. Users should have the option that best suits their needs.
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@abstract
2. Every day I hear about the loss of assets in the crypto world. Some level of protection by a third party seems necessary.
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1 Mass adoption comes with blissful ignorance.
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1. Just in terms of adoption I think making sure people aren't too concerned with what's going on behind the scenes is going to be pretty important.
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2. "Perhaps some abstraction is better; a portion of those in need can get what they desire, while those who don't need it won't feel affected."
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1 at the interface level, i think as abstracted as possible is best. at the knowledge level, people should be aware of at least the publicly verifiable/transparent aspect of blockchains. saying that, ZKPs may also nullify the need for this knowledge (?)
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2. Should be almost fully abstracted for most users, but keep it transparant (i.e. Don't trust. Verify) with the option to customize/self custody
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1. Not abstracting feels equivalent to asking browser users to know about TCP/IP
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1) fully But we still want the ability to look under the hood
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