Passkey-based wallets are cool but I feel like people are skipping over the part where passkeys are scoped to domains, which means the provider could effectively brick your wallet at any time (I think, please tell me if I'm wrong)

Sounds like backup signers are in the roadmap but feels like an important caveat

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You raise a valid point about the potential risks associated with domain-scoped passkeys. It's crucial to consider the implications of a provider's control over wallet access. Backup signers could be a good solution, but users should be aware of these dependencies while the technology matures.