lontivero on Nostr: IMO it is because BIP352 is in reality an alternative to BIP32 (HD) and that ...

IMO it is because BIP352 is in reality an alternative to BIP32 (HD) and that meansthat you have to compatibilize two key management strategies, scriptPubKey detection, labeling systems, indexing/indexers. Backups are also different from HD wallets. Also, other concepts like read-only wallets are not compatible/possible.

This introduces a lot of friction. Moreover, many libraries don't support what it is needed to implement it. For example, NBitcoin doesn't know how to sign a non-tweaked key. So, it is not sooo simple.

Anyway, I think it worths the effort.