Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
Some personal user experiences: https://vitalik.ca/general/2023/02/28/ux.html
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
3 responses 1. I also went to the sushi place that accepts bitcoin in 2013 and it worked. 2. Excited for ERC-4337 so Farcaster addresses can be smart contract wallets & have the ability to do off-chain signatures for Farcaster. 3. Do you see a world where all Ethereum transactions are privacy-preserving by default?
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Monkey
@monkeyontheloose
There must be like 30 companies rn building wallets, i trust that they will get it right
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Bayram
@bayka.eth
Some thoughts: 1) the transaction confirmation issues reminded me how CC cadd transactions had to be confirmed by phone (!) 2) I sometimes forget that I need 2 actions (approve and deposit) and end up not depositing funds to a staking service, for instance. Account abstraction might solve this?
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OLΞG
@oleg
For purchases of coffee or tea, it will be hard to top cash transactions in terms of UX, privacy and settlement but thanks for trying and sharing your thoughts, @vitalik.eth!
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Ian Place
@ians-place
Idk about defining good UX as not being for the average case but rather the worst case. unanimously loved UIs work as they should 99.9% of the time. when it doesn’t for some outlier, it’ll often be remedied quickly. For your level of technical acumen it’s fair to want gritty details but most people don’t fran
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Ryan
@ryanconnor
Nice to see a Vitalik post without bots swarming.
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Elie
@elie
I'll add to this list: I once lost a sizeable amount when I sent my wallet address to a client and I had accidentally sent the Tether smart contract address instead. How to fix: 1. Wallets should warn if sending to a locked contract (if possible). 2. Ledger should make it easier to grab your own address :( 3. Use ENS
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