snooz on Nostr: #Bitcoins apps especially wallets need to get muuuuuuuuch much easier and smpler to ...
#Bitcoins apps especially wallets need to get muuuuuuuuch much easier and smpler to be able to reach the masses I think.
Wallets today want to offer their users maximum options and flexibility. Who needs this? Definitely not the beginners.
In my opinion beginners want to be able to buy Bitcoin in the app/wallet. And when they want to try and send some to their friends or extend their p*rnhub membership the wallet should choose the fastest and cheapest way to realize this.
The beginner does not want to see the onchain fees or whatever. He wants it to happen.
The app should have options in the background like inchain, lightning, liquid or ecash or whatever will establish itself as a additional layer. And the app should choose the best solution for this. Maybe on installation the user could choose between transaction speed or cheapest fees. I mean people are used to the fact that instant money transfer costs additional money.
The wallet should have a preset how much % it holds on chain, on lightning and in ecash. For example 80, 15, 5.
There should be research on that to get a good distribution.
What I want to say is, that the magic should happen in the app.
People drive cars without understanding how a motor works.
They use smartphones and know shit what is happening inside.
This is where Bitcoin wallets/apps need to get to.
Later then when the beginners have skin in the game they will be more likely to spend time on studying bitcoin and can switch to wallets which need more experience.
If the bitcoinspace won't find smart solutions to do that I think banks will do. Then for the masses nothing would change. They will have the same old interface with all known options. Just that the bank is handling bitcoin in the background.
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Wallets today want to offer their users maximum options and flexibility. Who needs this? Definitely not the beginners.
In my opinion beginners want to be able to buy Bitcoin in the app/wallet. And when they want to try and send some to their friends or extend their p*rnhub membership the wallet should choose the fastest and cheapest way to realize this.
The beginner does not want to see the onchain fees or whatever. He wants it to happen.
The app should have options in the background like inchain, lightning, liquid or ecash or whatever will establish itself as a additional layer. And the app should choose the best solution for this. Maybe on installation the user could choose between transaction speed or cheapest fees. I mean people are used to the fact that instant money transfer costs additional money.
The wallet should have a preset how much % it holds on chain, on lightning and in ecash. For example 80, 15, 5.
There should be research on that to get a good distribution.
What I want to say is, that the magic should happen in the app.
People drive cars without understanding how a motor works.
They use smartphones and know shit what is happening inside.
This is where Bitcoin wallets/apps need to get to.
Later then when the beginners have skin in the game they will be more likely to spend time on studying bitcoin and can switch to wallets which need more experience.
If the bitcoinspace won't find smart solutions to do that I think banks will do. Then for the masses nothing would change. They will have the same old interface with all known options. Just that the bank is handling bitcoin in the background.
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