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The adoption of account abstraction is growing and it has the potential to become the standard for managing crypto assets. This could lead to wider adoption of decentralized finance and a more secure and user-friendly experience for all.
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Can I have a keyless wallet? If you can find a way to authenticate the user safely without using a key, you can implement it in your smart contract. Communal wallets, where anyone can perform any action, are also possible with this paradigm.
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Account Abstraction unifies Contract Accounts & EOAs. It makes user accounts more ‘programmable’. Abstracting transaction signing logic from the account improves the process.💻 This allows you to program multi-sig, 2-factor authentication, withdrawal limits, & key expiration.
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4. Multi-factor authentication and enhanced security Two-factor authentication (2FA) is becoming the norm in modern banking for large transfers to new addresses What if you wanted something similar, or even smarter, protection in crypto? Now you can!
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A signature that verifies account ownership on the blockchain is produced using the private key. On the other hand, if the private key is misplaced, the entire account and its money will also be lost. To get your keys back, you can't make a call to Vitalik.
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On Ethereum, there are currently two different types of accounts: Contract Accounts and Externally Owned Accounts (EOA). 📄 Any transaction on the blockchain must be started and completed by an EOA, which is managed by its private key, in order for it to take place.
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Account abstraction is the proposal to allow users to use smart contract wallets instead of EOAs. 💻⚙️ This completely removes any need for users to use EOAs in order to perform transactions.💳 But why? What do contract accounts do that EOAs can't?🤔
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"The #DeFi revolution is here to stay. It promises a bankless world where you can save and invest without permission. Overhyping is normal for new technologies, but it's real & already working in the wild. This is just the beginning." -, Co-founder of
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🚀🎉 Aave V3 goes live! 🎉🚀
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Aave Protocol V3 is now live on the Ethereum market 👻 ”The most exciting aspect of V3 is its flexible design, which enables a variety of new risk mitigation features, and its improved capital efficiency & decentralized liquidity – all while reducing gas costs.” @StaniKulechov
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Uncovering the technicalities of v3 - a must-read for developers, analysts, and researchers alike.
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1/ We get a lot of questions about Uniswap v3 from: 💻 Devs building on Uniswap v3 📈 Analysts drawing insights 🔎 Researchers studying market activity Today, we’re outlining some of the most common technical questions we see, digging into the math, & running example code 👇
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It also introduced a new burning mechanism. The base fee is burned & is taken out from the total ETH supply. So whenever there’s any $ETH transaction (buy/sell #NFTs, send ETH to a friend) a portion of it gets burnt Over the past 536 days, about 4 ETH has been burnt per minute.
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Changes were made to the structure of gas fees and the compensation of miners in EIP-1559. It first became effective in August 2021. ⚒️ Ethereum users would bid against each other in order to get miners to complete their transactions. The highest bidder would be chosen first. 💸
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