04-07, 10:50–11:10 (Europe/Zurich), Surge Stage
This talk will cover the balance of ownership, network abstraction, and the significant strides and challenges in the journey of making web3 invisible to users. I'll also examine the role of passkeys in revolutionizing user authentication, marking a pivotal step forward in the quest for a more integrated and accessible web3 ecosystem.
The concept of account abstraction presents a transformative approach to enhancing user experience and ownership. This talk delves into the intricacies of account abstraction, exploring its potential to "make web3 invisible" by abstracting away the complexities of blockchain interactions for end users. I will dissect the balance of ownership and UX, analyzing how this paradigm shift affects users and developers within the ecosystem. A critical critical focus is on network abstraction, examining how account abstraction creates a more seamless integration of various blockchain networks. I will explore the progress and challenges associated with implementing account abstraction, from technical hurdles to adoption barriers. The introduction of passkeys as a secure and user-friendly authentication method will also be highlighted, showcasing its role in advancing account abstraction.
Lukas Schor has been working in product-related roles in the blockchain industry for the past 6 years with the goal of making Web3 more accessible. He is co-leading Safe since 2019 and co-founded the Safe Ecosystem Foundation. Safe is the leading smart account protocol and has established itself as the most trusted platform to manage digital assets. It is being used by teams and individuals alike to manage more than $90 Billion in digital assets.