Putting Intents and Users Together

Intents represent a new approach to Web3 interactions. However, the transition from the existing structure to an intent-centric space remains uncertain unless we maintain user familiarity. We conducted experiments on user experience for intents and tested them with a focus group. This talk will explore how we can approach intents in a way that users will adopt more readily by leveraging the latest standards and EIPs, including EIP-7702, ERC-4337, ERC-7579, and ERC-7715.

Building a Smart Passkey Wallet with AA

Passkeys are now one of the most popular tools in building good UX in Ethereum ecosystem. In this workshop, I will build a secure simple smart wallet utilizing passkeys and start sending basic transactions on L2s. During 2h worksop, we will try to cover lots of topics related to wallet usability and achieve a great example. The power of Account Abstraction with RIP-7212 will be clearly visible.

Chain abstraction? But I want to know where my tokens are

As a space, we face a big problem: how should we think about where assets live. Is Eth different from oEth or aEth. Does it matter where Circle prints your USDC? Should chains delegated to the kind of infra that Google Cloud or AWS is today? Clearly, the fragmentations of USDC/USDT/xDAI and then all the L2s creates horrible UX. However, the underlying assets are different things and the chains they live on have completely different security guarantees. Let's fix this!

Chain abstraction is risk abstraction

We'll explore the concept of chain abstraction, examine various approaches to it, delve into the associated risks for users, and define what abstraction should really be.

Cross L2 with Intent Addresses

Ethereum today is more fragmented than ever before. We'll talk about how CREATE2 intent addresses and ERC-4337 can be used to enable fast and smooth cross-chain interactions for consumer applications.

ERC-4337: Adoption Analysis

Since the EntryPoint contract was deployed, millions of smart accounts have been created and UserOps submitted, via hundreds of exciting projects in the space. Join us as we look at the interesting trends onchain and the unique challenges and exciting opportunities faced by teams building in the space

Speedrunning chain abstraction EIPs

We look at different EIPs in pipeline across the CAKE stack and how they relate to chain abstraction.

Butterfly Effects + Paradoxes of Account Abstraction in DeFi

In this session, we’ll dive into the transformative potential of account abstraction in shaping the future of DeFi, exploring both its cascading impacts and inherent paradoxes. By pushing the boundaries of accessibility, onboarding, and wallet capabilities—such as multi-sig, social recovery, custom modules, transaction batching, and advanced transaction logic (ERC-7579)—account abstraction opens up new possibilities for collaborative DeFi, cross-chain interoperability, and enhanced composability

Smart Accounts need Smart Sessions

The world of dapps is evolving and wallets are becoming smarter. This is powered by developments in Smart Accounts which unlock more user-friendly experiences. Learn about how WalletConnect is introducing Smart Sessions and walkthrough all the standards (EIPs, ERCs and CAIPs) that will make the future of wallet UX possible.

Bringing web2 users onchain: Picnic’s case study

Account abstraction had mixed success so far. Some specific purpose apps have been getting great usage, but there is still little economic value being transacted using account abstraction and very low repeat usage. By building Picnic, we discovered that account abstraction is currently much better suited to bring web2 users onchain than to cater for crypto natives. We'll share our learnings from the trenches and offer builders a fresh perspective on how to accelerate adoption.