timbeiko.eth
@tim
FC buidlers, what's the most frustrating thing about Ethereum today in your view?
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Shawki Sukkar
@shawki
Wallets not supporting VCs signature algorithms
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pugson
@pugson
gas fees on mainnet
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
Lack of account abstraction is easily the biggest issue.
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nyx.eth
@nyx
immutable code is a big L / mindset shift as a dev. Solidity audits
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carlosdp.eth
@carlosdp
That the very thing that makes it work (ETH having value) is the thing that works the hardest against it when it comes to coordination (quickest way to get rich is to build an alt-L1 rather than build on what we have. people feel like they βmissedβ the ICO and want that return)
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Minh Do
@minh
Wallets.
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Jonny Mack
@nonlinear.eth
dev ux
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Matt Rickard
@mattrickard
Protocol sprawl. Lot's of non-standard protocols for the sake of designing protocols. Solidity ABI/RLP/SSZ. Part of why I believe we don't see much client diversity beyond geth. Some parts do have unique constraints (and thus need unique sols.) but many don't.
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@gm8xx8
@perl
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tpae
@tpae
Lack of block explorers. Weβre relying too much on Etherscan, a centralized service with limited support, powered by web2 style banner ads. Lack of safety features. If theres a better block explorer that was able to identify scams, could help prevent scams using AI
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mr.y
@yalamanchi.eth
Wallets need to stop rate-limiting themselves from amount of custom intergration they can do. You solve this by providing interface specs that allows the dApps to build custom UI on top-of the wallets. e.g., Backpack (Coral project from SOL ecosystem)
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