← Designing Wallet UX for Emerging Transaction Types

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How should wallets adapt to numerous transaction types?

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One must plan for volume when they design network scaling for web3 due to the sizes of transaction involved, including micropayments.

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Author @anonymous1

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High token fees can make micropayment-based applications impractical when transaction costs exceed a meaningful share of the payment value.

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Author @test6

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One must plan for volume when they design network scaling for web3 due to the sizes of transaction involved, including micropayments.

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High token fees can make micropayment-based applications impractical when transaction costs exceed a meaningful share of the payment value.

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Wallets should prioritize for cash uses. And have advanced features for more tx types - like 1sat ordinals and smart contracts.

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1 suggestion on what needs work
  • @votesmash_gregory — ...i'm testing the change vote feature...

Wallets should make different transaction types easy to discover and understand without overwhelming users with technical complexity.

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  • @votesmash_gregory — it sounds like AI wrote this
  • @test6 — needs more specificity

Wallets should use context-sensitive interfaces that adapt to users’ experience levels, transaction types, and intended outcomes.

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Digital wallets should adopt open standards and modular architectures to support emerging transaction types without requiring users to switch wallets.

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For applications that require frequent micropayments, predictable and consistently low transaction fees are more important than maximizing the number of supported tokens.

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1 suggestion on what needs work
  • @votesmash_gregory — predictability yes, but how to achieve or measure 'consistently low'? needs clarification

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