Was wird passieren, wenn Ethereum dazu übergeht, Smart Contract Wallets zu ermöglichen?

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    • #2864466
      root_s2yse8vt
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      Viele Leute haben über Smart Contract Wallets gesprochen:

      \- [https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2023/06/09/three\_transitions.html](https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2023/06/09/three_transitions.html)

      \- [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsZBymiyT-8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsZBymiyT-8) (account abstraction)

      Was wird mit Ledger passieren, wenn Smart Contract Wallets von Ethereum unterstützt werden?

      Die Kernfunktion von Ledger ist die Verwaltung von privaten Schlüsseln, also kann Ledger vielleicht immer noch als *einer der Schlüssel* für den Betrieb einer Smart-Contract-Wallet verwendet werden?

    • #2864467
      PizzaPino
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      What do you mean if ethereum migrates to Smart contract wallets? They are already working and vitalik is using one. I’m using one with ledger as a co-signer. Nothing happens with ledger, it might even be the only way for ledger to stay relevant at this point.

    • #2864468
      0xAERG
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      Smart Contract wallets are already a thing : It’s called a multi-sig wallet. ( Look up Gnosis Safe ) And yes, you can use a ledger to sign. Actually Ledger + Multisig is the best combo there is for security.

    • #2864469
      bigshooTer39
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      I already have one. Loopring Smart Wallet. It’s an L2 wallet. You can stake with rocketpool and lido in it. Everything else is worthless 0.11% apy on LRC staking

    • #2864470
      btchip
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      Exactly, a Ledger device can be used as a signer for a smart account. It’ll keep its main use cases : keeping the authentication secure, and verify what you’re signing (or configuring on the smart account) in a trusted environment

    • #2864471
      RabidMining
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      It turns to metamask people will sign things lose there coins and say they were hacked

    • #2864472
      EfraimK
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      If smart contract wallets can combine iron-clad privacy protection with reliable scalability and security at least as sound as a HWW’s, they’d offer a solid competitor to HWW’s. If the triad comes with open source, auditable code, this would be a massive win for smart contract wallets. As for Ledger Wallet, given its customer database privacy problems and the more recent encrypted-seed-shard marketing fiasco, Ledger will likely lose market share to alternatives that win greater user trust.

    • #2864473
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      U can use the ledger as a form of FA for signing transactions u can still use ur smart contract wallet and designate one of the authorized devices as ur ledger.

      U could designate 3 diff ledgers and have 2/3 required for sigs (most vanilla multi sig setup) etc.

    • #2864474
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      Smart contracts are prone to bugs, so it’s a catch 22.

    • #2864475
      CorneliusFudgem
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      you’ll continue to use ur ledger as a factor for authenticating transactions.

      u can just make ur smart contract wallet say:

      I want 2/3 sigs to sign a transaction.

      then u set the devices u want to enable to allow for signing.

      in this case u could have 3 ledgers and make it so that u need 2/3 of the diff ledgers to confirm before the transaction is pushed.

    • #2864476
      srv10167
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      Should be a good transition. Interesting on how this pans out to be.

    • #2864477
      payalrajapara
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      When Ethereum migrates to enable smart contract wallets, several significant changes and benefits are expected to occur. Here are some potential outcomes:

      Enhanced Security: Smart contract wallets bring improved security features compared to traditional externally owned accounts (EOAs). Smart contracts can enforce multi-factor authentication, implement sophisticated access controls, and provide more robust protection against unauthorized access and phishing attacks. This migration will likely reduce the risks associated with private key management and enhance the overall security of [Ethereum](https://www.staderlabs.com/eth/) wallets.

      Increased Flexibility: Smart contract wallets offer increased flexibility in managing funds and executing transactions. They allow users to define customizable rules and conditions for fund transfers, enabling more complex financial arrangements and automated transactions. Smart contract wallets can execute specific actions based on predefined triggers, making it easier to implement features like recurring payments, time-locked funds, and conditional transfers.

    • #2864478
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      Ethereum already supports smart contract wallets through EIP-4337

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      Checkout Obvious wallet or Plena wallet for the same

    • #2864479
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      Guess that people who want to keep using Ledger will continue to do so. It’s still a good product.

      But would you really want to use a hardware wallet, which you’ve got to carry round with you, rather than a wallet that can sit on your phone and provide even stronger security?

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