In the original idea for gas, you just pay in everybody's guess. And so we knew that at that point, it was still a bit expensive. But our assumption is that gascos would go down, and and they had to go down. If they were not going down, then the block sin would not scale. And so they had to gone down. So we had to face that and change or model with a bit. That was at least the original idea four years ago. We still hope that we can no get back to that witlr, too,. but yes, maybe something that we'll discuss later onn thi cat.
In this week’s episode, Anna chats with Julien Niset, co-founder of Argent, about crypto wallets. They explore the history of wallet landscape, the interfaces we use for the decentralized web, the importance of account abstraction, smart contract wallets and Argent’s bet on ZK rollups.
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