AA

Lecplejer

AA34 N84G WCGN RZUY .is this the wallet id?

sonastyinc

I think AA was on the Joe Rogan podcast when Bitcoin was at $200 ( or was it $2000?).

mercistheman

Invite the AA group to your yacht.

Sugarbird676

Ok, let’s talk about network uptime: https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2023/12/15/arbitrum-hit-by-partial-outage-due-to-traffic-surge/ https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/technology/the-ethereum-network-experienced-an-outage-resulting-in-blocks-not-being-finalized/ar-AA1b7aL7 https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/ethereum-scaling-protocol-polygon-grapples-with-zkevm-outage/ar-BB1kqIoJ Or do those not count?

TheGreatCryptopo

Sweet. AA36 N84G OTMP HBIQ. We can take this to DM if you want.

tsurutatdk

Nahhh, I don't know this altcoin, but I will DYOR before buying, just like I did with my DUA tokens. I DYOR'd Brillion and found out its potential, so I'm bullish on their smart wallet integrating AA.

NiggBot_3000

Hi, thanks. AA05 N84G TLAF WTEA

YoungCapitalist95

For all the SingularityNet and Cardano fans. That’s a badass use case. https://youtu.be/uddet_hn8AA?si=5GdLSVPj-snDXpJx

alvinkan

Thanks for the question, here at Bitget Wallet, security is of utmost importance to us. We employ multiple security checks to ensure the safety of every transaction and interaction. In addition to that, we support MPC and AA wallets, offer hardware wallet compatibility and have conducted audits on Bitget Wallet core codes for swaps and NFT market protocols. Not to mention, Bitget Wallet users are also eligible to share in a $300 million user protection fund with Bitget, enjoying another layer of added security.

Jinxsyns

Since I'm now realizing i never specified what exactly i was talking about, i'll do that. The whole Ev's cost more energy to use, and large infrastructure changes are true. I'm not arguing that. What i'm arguing is that the amount of carbon we are burning and putting into the atmosphere being bad is absolutely proven science. Because here's the thing it seems like you're ignoring. We need plants and vegetation to consume carbon, right? We are actively destroying almost every natural ecosystem on the entire planet(no, not talking about burning coal or gasoline. Talking about literally ripping it out of the ground through deforestation for land and timber.) Regenerative farming using hemp would solve that, but thanks to real propaganda, not the stuff you're labeling propaganda hemp farming is years behind because it's not even legal everywhere. Yet hemp has a grow cycle of 90 days, and if i remember the numbers right, relatively similar yield to timber thanks to the increase in density available by it being a smaller plant. Also, the storage problem and toxicity problem of batteries has been being tackled by many groups of researchers across the world for quite a while now. The latest theory looking very promising is solid state batteries. That uses a solid catalyst instead of a liquid catalyst, through which they also have seen theoretical huge increases in the lifespan of the batteries because the (fuck what was the term shit) the "cracks" (quotes to just signify i'm doing my best to use terms to explain the image i remember in my head. 20 minutes and a few searches of why batteries dont charge for as long and suffer decreased lifespan after many charge cycles to find out what i'm talking about) that eventually short out the 2 anodes (its either that or cathodes whichever connects to the poles of the battery at either end in for example a AA) because the solid catalyst by being solid has increased durability to that symptom. I believe they are theorizing 100-year charge batteries that could fit in an average power distribution stations, but thats once the technology would be improved upon. They are expecting once they get it working (if they haven't already, I've been sucked into researching other things lately, so new developments may have happened) to have a 25 year battery that can hold a ridiculous amount of charge. Then another development in that sector is a weird phenomenon that is currently being researched by a few small groups of people ( the first thing i saw about it was less than 6 months old, so relatively new finding) where they found using 2 solar panels put straight back to back and mounted vertically had a strangely huge increase in i believe it was in efficiency which would help solve the problem. Now, finally, i have 2 questions for you. Firstly now that I've explained in great detail the new information that's come out over the last few years(excluding the few things i couldn't remember off the top of my head its 3am sue me but i gave you all the info needed to find the info for yourself through a quick google or youtube search). I'd like to see your findings and evidence that form your counterargument. Secondly. One of the point of your argument is, "Why fix what isn't broken and uproot all of society?" Do you realize that's literally what humans have done our whole history? Because what about when we uprooted the ways of old where we used to poop out holes on the side of buildings and have sewage drains alongside our sidewalks in ancient cities. What about when we had to retrofit electricity into all the homes it's been added too. Hell, even just clean running water in general and the invention of water treatment. Why should we have ever invented that when pooping in holes was working just fine. Oh, wait. It wasn't. It caused rampant disease that was forced on poor people because only the "rich" didn't have to clean out outhouses because they could afford to pay someone to do it. Life sure worked, but it didn't work very well before electricity. The amount electricity has improved our lives and the efficiency in which we do things. Especially if we take away all the luxuries of electricity like entertainment. Electricity has helped us revolutionize how we heat and cool our homes. And allowed us light in the darkness that is not only windproof but lasts exponentially longer.

SPedigrees

Welcome back to the prodigal Andreas, Bitcoin guru! I eagerly await the installation of a beer-for-bitcoin machine in a town near me, haha! BTC ATMs have moved in, so I hope merchants accepting lightning payments lie just around the corner. Great to see AA again after a long absence.

bill-clark

323275 0xe5dCb04AA9BDbAb779431F12FAc07765fC6ADCdA

vx117

1. 629,578 2. 0x22A99C835AA0EeA0BFb6d06f7e90503CB217aA25

-Resident-One-

400000 0xe18A940AA3862FE60F3FA65812D47fE794A25B05

Raaaaafi

1. 189,799 2. 0x10FBD93D220C511D4c5Ab4aacCD4feABa1AA037c

IntelligentTackle945

1. 457,765 2. 0xa175d962a335a24F199B25E252A21bB45F7AA706

Izzeheh

1. 325093 2. 0xF14E9B7e18c783EFa51d1E279b47c17F9D8AA200

thrwmwyfrgtystrdy21

1. 407,466 2. 0x3BB89C1E9c68ca24AA909f1e5B947Df0e497EE17

Burcea_Capitanul

1. 17 2. 0x337444F5E80C01993EAf3F2266Ee9bA8AA25a892

kakaobohne

45 0x48d501724fdAdDD09AA99F75358d2ea6712CDEF9

bootleg-samurai

1. 777 2. 0x791E0872AB0DFe343Ba0D99aD5AA32920cE39E26

introvertedguy13

56271 0xCF02260c019AcB1b6D06857ee4AA3D239F6DCDD9

howtobanano

1. 1919 2. 0x34bAd695807C9E9C62FEaDDd062F450c3A2D2AA8

hquer

1. 303594 2. 0xCB6ae8dA383515adFc3AA9F710DA5d99B8C5AacB

commodore_kierkepwn

Bitcoin is a lot like AA. It works if you work it.

Disastrous_Tooth_458

Bro! Congrats on being sober. I’m not sure how old you are, but 75k is not the end of the world. You’re in finance/accounting? Hopefully you’re working the program AA? You need to stay positive take 1 day at a time. People lose money all the time, it’s still early with Bitcoin. Let the loss go and focus on small things you can control. Cmon my guy, you got this!

1Tiasteffen

Go to AA and then get more BTC.

Casaltaln

There are so many of them lately. I think this is one of the area that have consistent progress. I like both EOA and AA. Most wallet are now scaling into AA. I believe this is now a good option to consider.

Deimosx

This is to goo, even further....BEYOND. AAAAAAA!AA

Dopest_Trip

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HSuke

It's a good concept, but I think there are 2 issues preventing this from gaining major traction: 1. EIP-4337 style AA is very expensive. When doing this on the Taiko A6 testnet, it costs 15x as much to transfer WETH using AA than it does natively. 1. This is a completely separate issue from AA and only affects the Loopring wallet. Currently, it costs nearly $200 to activate the Loopring wallet on L1 + L2. Even the $10 it costs to activate the wallet on L2 is expensive.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Loopring introduces a pioneering Account Abstraction (AA) wallet on Ethereum, aiming to simplify the user experience akin to Web2 while maintaining Web3's decentralized ethos. This wallet utilizes Loopring's Account Abstraction Paymaster Service to offer gas-free transactions, support for multiple pay tokens, and lower fees through a pre-paid Gas Tank feature. It's designed to be interoperable with other AA wallets, enhancing decentralization. The wallet is live on the Taiko A6 testnet, with plans to expand across Ethereum mainnet networks, integrating top DApps for a seamless user experience. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

tsurutatdk

I think it might be a good idea to take profits already, as we never know how the market will turn. It's great to see your gains. You could consider diversifying your profits into low-cap gems that haven't pumped much, like DUA and HOLD. Both are related to account abstraction, and their AA wallets make me bullish about them.

regis_psilocybin

How so? The GFC story goes as follows: 1. Mortgages are packaged into securities, but it's not clear which mortgages underly the MBS. 2. MBS are given high ratings AAA. 3. MBS are used as collateral in repo transactions and other liquidity transformation activities. 4. Housing market collapses as values were driven by loose underwriting standards - subprime NINJA loans. 5. No one has a clear understanding of what loans underly each MBS security. 6. Price of MBS collapse - step 3 counterparties issue collateral calls and demand immediate repayment. 7. Lehman Bros doesn't have available funds to meet collateral calls as MBS are trading at pennies on the dollars. 8. Lehman bros collapses and because it is interconnected to lots of other financial institutions it creates a cascade of stress and failures. By 2009 the RMBS market had recovered - the high rated (AAA to AA) tranches faced minimal actual losses despite trading for 10 cents on the dollar in 2007. The GFC was ultimately caused by a lack of information - the appeal of smart contracts in investments is that they create public ledger of the details. If investors had known which loans were backing the MBS and whether those loans were in deliquency there never would have been a GFC.

soks86

Grade AA shitpost.

PeteVanMosel

Can I Power it just with USB-C and no AA battery’s?

Derpcrawler

For real. These people seem to never seen even AA game in last 20 years, let alone AAA titles. All the crypto games look like shit, busy work with daily grind, devoid of fun, and only there to push people into a new shitcoin. I am using crypto daily, as a Russian to send my family some money back in Russia which is only possible now through crypto, but LMAO, copium and mental gymnastics of some people on here is insane. This guy had me until Crypto games mention.

Slajso

While I'm just like you...we can bet our ass there will be people who will play future AA(A) games just to make money (If it'll be possible).

PbcHw3M

https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5= 2571F091262AA789B3C87E84046D8DB9

Worried_Chocolate704

Please support me to start my own crypto journey 🙏 Sol: 4sDKkLwLyEBwSNis5HvA23GXD4w5vR3mHHiUdkNvxuWY XRP: rpPyi1gTG49vZ2wLYQ8vzXd1r2d9ETp4ce BTC: bc1qv52dqvjfn7set3wvgcdmdnpxakaxar3nt8csy7 ETH: 0x1AA35008940d41C806735BeCe70D65Cd8d734E07

Ok_Respect_1945

I really enjoyed this post. It is crazy how there are like hidden truths in this world that when you see them you want to tell everybody. Like debasement of fiat and everyone but the elite rich getting robbed of their hard earned money. Like anti-inflammatory diet. Like a spiritual awakening. It feels like we are on the titanic sometimes and they keep the orchestra going. America is a country where the system lets a majority like in misery, what will happen when AI replaces even more jobs? My best bet is studying crypto markets and trying to build a business to be able to keep our family safe through whatever the next decades bring. We are all together in this crazy world. And I hope we manage to build a new better form of decentralized capitalism/democracy eventually where most humans, animals and the planet are healthy, relaxed and doing good. AA is great if it turns out it’s hard to stop smoking. I find that the better we take care of ourselves the more we can help others.

Thinpizzaisbest

You are thinking clearly. It's kind of like AA where the first step is to admit we are powerless.

Grouchy_Fee_8481

OP, you could check out Gambler’s Anonymous. In case you’re not familiar with it, it’s a 12 step fellowship in the N.A./AA style. Not sure where you’re from but some areas will have more meetings than others. Might be worth a shot to check a few out and see if their message fits what you’re going through. Best of luck!

baconcheeseburgarian

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DC600A

I am intrigued by the concept of account abstraction (AA) and its scope and potential impact in catching the attention of mainstream users and driving up web3 adoption. [AA simplifies entry into web3](https://oasisprotocol.org/blog/web3-account-abstraction) for the web2 users but what clinches the deal, IMO, is how privacy and confidentiality can be interlinked making it interesting and practical. I will draw attention to two other mind-blowing concepts in web3 that are gaining traction. First is the use of [sealed bid auctions](https://oasisprotocol.org/blog/sealed-bid-nft-auctions-privacy-ethereum) to enable confidential auctions on-chain. This can be a game-changer in the NFT and collectible marketplaces and reshape the whole user experience. Second, is a discussion I read recently about [Dark DAOs](https://twitter.com/AriJuels/status/1747621933368119431) and how they can negatively impact fair governance. Confidential voting through secret ballots could be the only way to tackle this issue.

dhamp87

There are a lot of great looking shooting games this cycle. Shooting games are popular period. Shrapnel, Metastrike, Off The Grid. Metaverse games like Walker World. I know last cycle had weak games. There are AAA and AA games now.

0xHarPy

Account abstraction is a whole EIP bit I’ll try to keep it short. AA allows users to have what are called smart accounts, which for sake of simplicity can be thought of as programmable wallets. You can program to behave in almost any way while getting other neat features like gasless transactions, paying gas in ERC20s and many other goodies. Worth the read if you’re interested, single comment won’t do justice

twice-nightly

I love Michael Saylor....but AA is the GOAT!

box_of_hornets

Oh is this unusual then? I assumed I was just missing something obvious. Public account ID: AA19 N84G P3FL Q35Q

Adamantinian

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Adamantinian

Nano sent [successfully](https://nanolooker.com/block/F3A1121A1C0EA0B4D35D861FBFB876B7364A0E5F3AA32E0AB2540250D68163EA)! **Learn more about Nano** - Read [this article](https://senatus.substack.com/p/the-basics-of-nano-why-its-such-an) for the basics. - Visit [Nano.community](https://nano.community/introduction/basics) for comprehensive information. **Try a faucet** - [NanoDrop](https://nanodrop.io/) sends some Nano instantly. - [WeNano](https://wenano.net/) has location-based faucets all over the world. **Use Nano** - Queue videos for others to watch or get paid to watch on [CryptoVision](https://cryptovision.live/). - Pay per prompt to access ChatGPT4, DALL·E 3 and more via [Nano-GPT](https://nano-gpt.com/). - Easily develop with Nano using a [Public Node](https://rpc.nano.to) (we're using one right now). **Ask questions** - If you have any further questions, come on over to r/nanocurrency! **Random Nano fact**: There is a [conspiracy theory posted on Reddit ](https://np.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/m15pf3/a_new_theory_on_who_satoshi_the_creator_of/) that Colin LeMahieu (who started Nano) is Satoshi Nakamoto.

Adamantinian

Nano sent [successfully](https://nanolooker.com/block/E4CC6617B19B040631D490FCC78BE889AA57FD41D0BC39D23CA66990987CB51B)! **Learn more about Nano** - Read [this article](https://senatus.substack.com/p/the-basics-of-nano-why-its-such-an) for the basics. - Visit [Nano.community](https://nano.community/introduction/basics) for comprehensive information. **Try a faucet** - [NanoDrop](https://nanodrop.io/) sends some Nano instantly. - [WeNano](https://wenano.net/) has location-based faucets all over the world. **Use Nano** - Queue videos for others to watch or get paid to watch on [CryptoVision](https://cryptovision.live/). - Pay per prompt to access ChatGPT4, DALL·E 3 and more via [Nano-GPT](https://nano-gpt.com/). - Easily develop with Nano using a [Public Node](https://rpc.nano.to) (we're using one right now). **Ask questions** - If you have any further questions, come on over to r/nanocurrency! **Random Nano fact**: ISO standards dictate that supranational currencies must start with an X. Hence [Nano's ticker being XNO](https://xno.nano.org/) and its currency symbol being Ӿ.

Adamantinian

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Adamantinian

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Ghant_

Pretty interesting. They already have a [website up](https://www.verify.fox) where you can see they have already uploaded their articles. [here is the result for one](https://www.verify.fox/find/article?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.foxbusiness.com%2Fmarkets%2Fsec-holds-calls-spot-bitcoin-etf-hopefuls-possible-approval-nears) about the bitcoin ETF that ran last month. This MSN article goes into more detail than OPs https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/exclusive-fox-corp-launches-blockchain-platform-to-negotiate-with-ai-firms/ar-AA1mHdSf

ZenGoOfficial

Agreed! Did you see our CTO's blogpost about this? MPC and AA: Frens with Benefits? Here: https://zengo.com/aa-and-mpc-frens-with-benefits/

Intrepid-Weasel

Very bullish on MPC and AA wallets! Do you guys have any plans to implement deeper social features that some of the major wallets are quickly adopting? ie showing friends and recommendations based off users onchain data? Or wallet to wallet messaging?

ZenGoOfficial

Hey fren! It's not AA - it's MPC. MPC (multi-party computation) wallets can do things account abstraction can't (like apply to Bitcoin). Though we are fans of AA as well!

Junior_Client3022

Sure. I'll take it back. People are smart. I just wouldn't give it to my uncle who has never heard of Bitcoin before and expect him to understand any of it. Maybe I would give it to my father who is a computer programmer and already understands sound money but needs an introduction. There is nothing wrong with Antonopoulos's book if that's what your trying to get out of someone. I like Mastering Bitcoin. I don't have a problem with AA.

countjah

I love how this sub went from overhyping to an AA meetings forum.

acknb89

AA is solid but average joe won’t even understand him

Casaltaln

It seems like many projects are integrating this feature of on/off ramping. Could this be due to the high speculated number of folks that will be interested in crypto in the next cycle? Project like Brillion had this as one of its core features on their smart wallet. Even TrustWallet and Metamask have integrated this. Indeed, wallets are scaling into AA wallet types.

DC600A

Indeed. AI and AA are emerging trends in the web3 space that will dominate attention and drive adoption in the coming days. Privacy will always be an integral component because users need a safe way to interact. That's why the smart privacy concept of Oasis will become indispensable for next-gen dApps, and since the transaction fees are also very cost-efficient, it is going to be one of the top smart investments od 2024, imo.

Budo00

Very good point. I already made a few comments about this in this thread…. I have been an Al-Anon attendee since 2007. Alanon is for the loved ones of addicts. My ex wife is an alcoholic. God and baby jesus knows how hard I tried to save this woman before divorcing her. I begged her to go to therapy, AA, marriage counseling, etc. The OP probably has some issues going on at home. I do not judge anyone on how you handle your financial stability. I know men and women who have or have had problems at home. These things either get worse or better. They rarely stay the same.

Magocratix

Just use any REPUTABLE - hopefully open-source - wallet. You can see some wallets [here]([https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet](https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet)). Download them from their source. Then just find a place where you can import private key. A private key is 64 characters in the range 0-9 or A-F like this example: E9873D79C6D87DC0FB6A5778633389F4453213303DA61F20BD67FC233AA33262 - EXAMPLE private key. Done. Ignore all DMs. Basically, the password only works on the original wallet, which you don't know what it is, so just import the private key.

Secret_Nobody_405

I’ve been scammed also, through a trusted discord and they drained my MetaMask of $45k!!! The Tx address that stole is: 0xF13a6a92F7aE5AA90066faa3117491a66D4766dE Am I done for, or is there a way to retrieve my funds?

Narrow_Comparison_58

I don't think we can rely on seed phrase / private key for mass adoption, they are impossible to be managed well by we people. Things like AA and MPC can help hide these technical details for us.

Alfador8

[Here's an article from a month ago](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/84-of-btc-currently-in-profit-highest-since-nov-2021/ar-AA1kz6zA) stating that 84% of bitcoin is currently in profit. Bitcoin is up more than 10% since *this* article was published. lol

ElderBlade

Why don't you provide links to give the latest update?? I found an article released barely yesterday that says charges were dropped due to lack of evidence: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/nexos-money-laundering-investigation-in-bulgaria-closed-due-to-lack-of-evidence-report/ar-AA1lVayC If you want to give up custody of your money to shady guys in Bulgaria who have the same exact behavior as Celsius and FTX for a few yield points, I can't stop you. You were warned though

Technical-Land3714

The word crypto out of his mouth is as disappointing as AA mentioning Mitalic.

JimboDTF

I wouldn't have thought about the AA and GA enrollment. Perfect. If i ever have some friends in this situation, I will tell them to do this!

ZenGoOfficial

AA is excellent but does not cover all blockchains (like Bitcoin). MPC allows you do build more secure key generation and management systems, and even integrate AA if you'd like to. Our CTO wrote an article about this: MPC + AA = Frens with benefits: [https://zengo.com/aa-and-mpc-frens-with-benefits/](https://zengo.com/aa-and-mpc-frens-with-benefits/) Learn more about Zengo's approach (2/2 secret shares for your self-custodial MPC wallet) here: [https://zengo.com/security/](https://zengo.com/security/)

Transgroomers99

I am interested in your proposed system, personally I think AA is going to be big, but could you explain your method?

conceiv3d-in-lib3rty

Consider this paper by Visa regarding AA to enable automated programmable payments. The paper highlights the challenge of setting up recurring payments on a blockchain and introduces the idea of delegable accounts, which allow users to delegate payment instructions to a pre-approved smart contract. https://usa.visa.com/solutions/crypto/auto-payments-for-self-custodial-wallets.html Here’s a couple other game changers User-Friendly Onboarding: AA simplifies the entry point into the blockchain by replacing complex cryptographic key management with familiar identifiers such as usernames or email addresses. This lowers the barrier for newcomers to the web3 ecosystem. Operational Ease: AA mitigates operational friction by facilitating gasless transactions. Whether conducting financial transactions, minting membership NFT/SBT, or deploying smart contracts, users can bypass the need for native coin balances. Thus, organizations can pre-pay gas fees, easing individual burden. Effortless Account Recovery: With the influx of new users, account recovery becomes essential. Account abstraction enables easy recovery via traditional methods like email-based resets and multi-factor authentication. And of course, there will be new native methods that are yet to come. Interoperability and Collaboration: AA paves the way for seamless interaction across multiple dApps and platforms. It eliminates the need for separate accounts per application, simplifying collaboration and contributing to the web3 ecosystem. And of course, we haven’t even scratched the surface of the possibilities AA will bring to the table. It’s definitely a big deal and will change how we interact with our ETH wallets forever.

Visual-Savings6626

The problem is we’re more focused on selling the tech. The tech just needs to be the backend. An average user should not need to understand AA or any of those jargons. That’s only for the devs to understand.

DC600A

Privacy and account abstraction (AA) are two important trends that will be huge in 2024. I am watching Oasis Network because of their work in smart privacy and they are also founder-member of the [UPA - Universal Privacy Alliance](https://twitter.com/OasisProtocol/status/1735024792217039018). And as we look for mainstream crypto adoption, [AA will be key](https://oasisprotocol.org/blog/web3-account-abstraction), and smart privacy will be a huge benefit in making the users safe and secure during varied web3 interactions and experiences.

Fun_Gene_1622

And yes, you could create this market in less than 60 seconds and earn a share of the total size! I've just created it now for you: https://app.foreprotocol.io/market/0xA46B9226b4AA646bD775ae17Bf5b7915c4898902/265 You could either set the starting liquidity and odds, or leave this for the market to decide. Once live, the next step is to ‘market your market’, within and beyond the FORE community. The more participation, the greater your rewards! Once the market closes, you can then claim your 0.5% of the total market. It really is that simple 🔥

18476

I agree. U.S. is definitely playing hero of cowboy crypto. So, if you are a part of the system, you get paltry fines and no jailtime. Here's just one example. It's literally the cost of business here in the totally regulated Stock market. [Boa caught manipulating spy 700 times+.](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/bank-of-america-s-nyse-bac-unit-fined-24m-for-treasury-market-manipulation/ar-AA1kRfFc) Downvote me for whattabout, but it is exactly about not being on the local team and playing ball.

Astramie

Or... mining pools could be corrupt and no one knows about it until they've already done some shady stuff. Rinse and repeat enough times until people lose trust in the network. [https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/bitcoins-anti-censorship-ethos-surfaces-after-mining-pool-f2pool-acknowledges-filter/ar-AA1knmcZ](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/bitcoins-anti-censorship-ethos-surfaces-after-mining-pool-f2pool-acknowledges-filter/ar-AA1knmcZ) There's also other issues like renting hash rate from alt coin miners, and ASIC centralization.

Casaltaln

This could be the case, but I feel that AI, RWA, and DePIN will dominate the most given the current development, innovation, concept, approach, and traction. It is worth waiting to see how things will unfold, but sure, AA wallet will emerge as well.

TheRealMoash

[MSN Article](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/uae-officially-stops-using-dollar-for-oil-trades/ar-AA1kCMxH?ocid=socialshare#) confirming

tsurutatdk

I don't have issues with people preferring either EOAs or AA, but what matters most is the security and privacy of their digital assets. I'm anticipating Brillion's mainnet release, as it boasts competitive features to take pride in.

Ok-Western-5799

I do not know much about DePINs but the other sectors carry great potential. Real-world assets, AI and the oracle space seem to have some level of interplay and driving more institutional adoption or perhaps bringing TradFI to DeFi are part of their utility. LINK CCIP is a big game changer, same with SUPRA Hyperledger. RIO is mostly being hyped and I think the token will outlast the hype based on its tech. AA has a future in crypto and making web3 more accessible and easy for common joe will be a big success.

DaBoogiemanSJ

Not sure I would say that it’s centralization per say, but rather due to cheaper gas prices on certain chains, early adopters maybe having an affinity for Polygon (due to cheaper gas prices perhaps), and due to the 4337 users might not needing to get into the next block… many 4337 wallets are batching txns in say 30 sec, and then resolve them… meaning if you’re a HFT trader, or if time really matters with your trade, then you’re not going to use at 4337 wallet due to the delay involved when attempting to execute a trade when a lot of money is on the line. Time is money to big traders, and they aren’t going to give a fuck about the benefits of 4337 when the alternative allows them to get in and out “when” they want. If you really want to learn more about 4337, I’d recommend Alchemy’s guide on 4337/AA wallets - you can Google it

superduperdude92

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ILLARgUeAboutitall

For real. They hate AA and they think buying more is gonna work out for them. Idiots.

swap_catz

"Interest rates are near 5%" Interest rates are above 5%. Not really a disagreement though. If you're willing to get into AAA and AA loans, interest rates are above 10% short term. The marginal investor for projects (not retail) that really drives these nft markets by funding the companies and DAOs with seed stage funding isn't even answering his phone right now if anyone even related to crypto calls them. You're getting paid to sit on your hands by the US government.

DC600A

A concept that Vitalik formulated a couple of years ago has come to the forefront again. Account abstraction or AA. According to the concept, it will ease the entry of mainstream web2 users into web3 and accelerate adoption. I did an elaborate post on the topic a couple of months ago, you can take a look at it here and check out some of the [top use cases](https://www.np.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1614074/account_abstraction_erc_4337_and_smart_privacy_to/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) that AA can enable. IMO, with work on AA being done now with a privacy-first approach, it can act as a solution for the pain point in mainstream interactions where we all know despite the lure of easy UI and UX, lack of privacy is a concern. So, [privacy-enabled AA](https://oasisprotocol.org/blog/web3-account-abstraction) is the future that is in the making right now and will potentially result in a vital contribution towards taking crypto mainstream.

Ok-Western-5799

I find the concept of Account Abstraction promising as it generally enhances wallet security and control. This feature added to my confidence in Railgun when I discovered they use AA and zksnarks to improve users' security and anonymity. Looks like the missing piece in achieving a safer and more private DeFi

1stTimeHomeBuyer11

I assembled the Raspiblitz with v1.8.0 from github and flashed it with Belena Etcher. I'm not sure if I messed up somewhere in the installation and if it's worth restarting from scratch if there is an underlying issue. [https://i.ibb.co/Tgrm1pF/A.jpg](https://i.ibb.co/Tgrm1pF/A.jpg) I'm not sure if I typed the command correctly here. [https://i.ibb.co/xm0YLdW/AA.jpg](https://i.ibb.co/xm0YLdW/AA.jpg) Is what I see after that command. I tried just typing \^T to execute but nothing happened.

W_AS-SA_W

I’m thinking it will hold. Behavioral economics says it will hold. There appears to be a relationship between U.S. Treasuries and crypto in general, as confidence falls in the long term viability of the U.S. dollar, crypto goes up and that seems to be tied to all of this political craziness going on. Just an observation, but shortly after 1/6, U.S. Treasuries started being dumped around the world and that continuous drop, in individuals, sovereign wealth funds, institutions and countries holding U.S. debt happened every day since, until the January 6th hearings started, then the selloff slowed. I think crypto is being used as a hedge against the dollar. And that makes sense. Behavioral economics says that holders of large amounts of U.S. debt are really investing in the democracy of the United States. The more under threat the democracy of the United States gets, the higher the crypto gets. I mean let’s be real. If 1/6 had been successful, then every single U.S. bond in existence would have gone to zero, practically overnight. The rating on U.S. debt was lowered to AA+, from AAA. That cuts out a majority of buyers right there, the funds and portfolios they manage can’t have anything in it that is not AAA. The U.S. dollar is a fiat currency and though popular to believe that fiat means that it is backed by nothing, that is incorrect. A fiat currency, in a very real way, is backed by the citizens of the nation that issued it. A fiat currency’s value is based largely on perception of the issuing nations stability. A fiat currency’s viability, as a currency, is primarily dependent on three things. That it is sought after, held and used. The dollar is losing its ability to remain a viable currency on the world stage. The world is not going to take a risk like that again. So I’m thinking BTC is not only going to hold, it’s going to go higher.

Noematasv

We're now seeing a shift from EOA to AA wallets and they offer account recovery and simplifying self-custody. These wallets aim to make crypto more user-friendly and could be the next big thing in DeFi.

krimmelnnd

I also have huge expectations for post halving as we might as well be back in the bull run. Till then I'd stay focused on BTC which I'd lock in a decentralized AA wallet with 2FA for security.

Diligent_Warthog

My daily hopium 🙏 

sultankid

Happy birthday. Let's hodl until bull run and lets be rich together ![ AA

Tasty_Action5073

These two videos will give you enough understanding. https://youtu.be/VkWiTvPnTcY?si=Ucl03t6nX7ZI0wCh https://youtu.be/qLM-UC_eqIY?si=7Wpu6p1r3ZBMA4AA

Agree-Refuse-69

Agree. THere are way more sites to spend crypto on to buy stuff or for prepaid cards and cashing out now than ever.....AllArk, Bitrfll, Binance all provide easy and increasing ways to use crypto in Day to day life. Sites like AA even accept Monero which is amazing. Just because growth is slow and not like Apple iphones does not mean it isn't happening, :)

jm9k

- Account Abstraction: There are a lot of things that get undeservingly hyped in the blockchain industry. Account Abstraction (AA) is one of the few things that is deserving of more attention than it gets. AA is a key missing component to blockchain interoperability, user experience, and general automation. It is the ability to have a user account that is governed by a smart contract. Nervos’ implementation of AA is very clean and concise since the design was intended from the very beginning. This is a sharp contrast to Ethereum, which is now trying to find a way to implement AA. Ethereum has several different proposals for AA, each with pros and cons. Some of the designs are quite good, but the implementation is very difficult. The last time I checked, the leading solution was proposed by Vitalik as a compromise. It is not nearly as nice as some of the other proposals, but significantly easier to implement since it does not require a consensus change. IIRC, the rationale given was that without this compromise, the other solutions may never get implemented even if they are better solutions. - State Rent: All blockchains face a long-term incentive problem in that the parties responsible for persisting data will incur continuous costs, so a single one-time fee doesn’t make sense. Pay once, store forever, is a broken incentive model. State rent is a solution that enables continuous small payments to be made for as long as the data exists. Only a handful of platforms have state rent implemented, a few more are trying to figure out how to implement it, and the vast majority have not yet begun to address the problem. When you compare how state rent is implemented, you will find a stark contrast between the different platforms. The general concept is the same, but the devil is always in the details. IMO, Nervos is by far the most elegant and effective state rent design in existence, and it would be exceedingly difficult for other platforms to adopt Nervos’ model of state rent. Blockchains using the account model are too fundamentally different to replicate Nervos’ solution, making it virtually impossible. UTXO blockchains are much closer, but it would still be exceptionally difficult because Nervos’ design is so deeply connected to the lowest levels of the architecture and the tokenomics of the platform. - Tokenomics: One of the most neglected aspects of blockchain design is the tokenomics of the platform. It directly affects the security and sustainability of the platform, as well as the interests of investors. Yet it often gets ignored and kicked down the road anyway. You may have heard within the Bitcoin community the popular phrase, “There will never be more than 21 million Bitcoin”. The problem is their deflationary tokenomic incentive design doesn’t make sense in the long term. Some of the Bitcoin core developers argue that the 21m hard-capped design should be abandoned completely. Meanwhile, Nervos has already implemented a tokenomic solution that accomplishes everything Bitcoin has set out to do. It is both long-term sustainable, and effectively hard-capped and deflationary for long-term investors. Bitcoin absolutely should be looking at a way to replicate Nervos’ tokenomics, however, it would be exceptionally difficult to do both because of the design differences and because it is nearly impossible to convince the Bitcoin community to adopt anything that makes significant changes to the protocol. For the betterment of the blockchain industry, I encourage any other platform to learn from Nervos and copy as much of it as they can. However, replicating all of these features would be so difficult in most of the existing platforms that it would be easier to start over from scratch. Vitalik Buterin has openly stated that he intended to build smart contracts on Bitcoin, but then decided that it would be far too difficult to implement and to convince the community to adopt. This led him to start over by creating Ethereum. The Chief Architect of Nervos, Jan Xie, found himself in a similar situation while he was working on the Ethereum core team. This led Jan to start over by creating Nervos. However, there is one distinct difference. Jan recognized that the scenario of continuous restarting will happen over and over again unless the platform is flexible enough to meet the challenges that we are unable to foresee. This is why Nervos was engineered with flexibility as a cornerstone first principle. Nervos is the most flexible blockchain platform in existence, and the only platform ready to tackle the unknown challenges of the future.

doctorwho_cares

We should have monthly badged like AA

dead-spiral

Thank you, I would appreciate it a lot. My Public Account ID is AA75 N84G QD2P FSXQ