"Many users end up with separate smart accounts for each application due to inadequate rediscovery mechanisms. Smart accounts created with one provider may not be compatible with those generated using another."

"7715 resembles a JWT token. Users sign off on what an application can do with their account, all offchain, then the app co-signs every action against the JWT which is enforced onchain."

web 3 is powered by jwt

"Many users end up with separate smart accounts for each application due to inadequate rediscovery mechanisms. Smart accounts created with one provider may not be compatible with those generated using another."

"7715 resembles a JWT token. Users sign off on what an application can do with their account, all offchain, then the app co-signs every action against the JWT which is enforced onchain."

web 3 is powered by jwt https://blog.getpara.com/the-10000-account-problem/

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Do you think there's benefit in having a decentralized JWT issuer?

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Yeah for sure. But is it worth figuring those details out?

i dunno how to answer that question - but here is a neat metaphor

i dunno how to answer that question - but here is a neat metaphor 

https://docs.zerodev.app/blog/session-keys-are-the-jwts-of-web3