Why are wallets the biggest concern that people at the conference keep hammering on? I'm watching the startup pitchday video another user posted and it's been several wallets already, plus I heard a number of speakers on the other stages tell people to "build a better wallet".
I don't understand. What are the features that are missing? What more does a wallet need to do that hasn't already been done? I've sampled a number of lightning wallets so far, and one seems as good as any other to me. What am I missing?
There's no such thing as "best wallet"... Each one is good for a specific situation or use.
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Agreed. There will be different wallets for different things. So long as people have great open source options to fulfill the most basic, yet most important functionality of a wallet, we're good.
Over time, there will be increasingly more 'wallets' that are custodial or pseudo custodial (although things like greenlight, sensei sound amazing as a nice in-between), but these wallets will provide features catering to a specific group of people, with different tradeoffs. We're already starting to see it play out, too.
I guess when someone says, 'we need to build a better wallet', they're generally talking about what THEY want to see in the wallet. Build it and let the market decide ;)
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there are too many of them :D
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