Tom So

In summary, account abstraction moves crypto from the current approach of one-account-fits-all, where someone can lose everything with a small mistake, to a future where an account can be tailored to someone's needs. Where you can build a safety net for self-custody. And give them much slicker UX too.

Because your private key is your account, losing your key means losing your account.

If merit replaces capital as the gating item to reputation, Web 3 communities will thrive.

Reorgs are also how teams grow. I remember fondly earning the right to reorganize because we secured new funding or I found a structure that empowered an up-and-coming leader. Team members who thrive are those who figure out how to embrace the opportunities that come with change.

The important thing from a logging-into-software perspective is not who you are, but what you are authorized to do. So, Keys, not IDs.