Turn a Regular Wallet into a Smart Account with EIP 7702 | HackerNoon
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Web3 has significantly progressed but remains hindered by user concerns regarding UX and security, with key management recognized as a major barrier. User surveys reveal that nearly half cite security concerns as a main deterrent, and a large majority demand greater account protection confidence. Many have lost billions due to mishandled keys and theft. Solutions are emerging to balance user experience and security, notably EIP-7702, EIP-4337, and Multi-Party Computation accounts. These innovations aim to enhance user interaction while maintaining essential security levels.
Web3 has made significant advancements, yet UX and mainstream adoption face crucial challenges primarily due to key management issues that users perceive as security risks.
Surveys indicate that 46.8% of users are deterred by security concerns, with 80% needing stronger confidence in account protection before engaging in transactions.
Real-life experiences show billions lost from misplaced keys and theft, pushing product teams to navigate the delicate balance between seamless UX and robust security.
The community seeks to solve the trade-off between UX, security, and sovereignty through innovative solutions like EIP-7702, EIP-4337, and Multi-Party Computation (MPC) accounts.
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