Devs Do Something

This episode was dedicated to the details of account abstraction and new technologies that aim to improve the overall user experience in web3. In particular, we went into great detail on ERC4337 vs EIP 3074, and talked through what infrastructure is required to actually get ERC 4337 implemented.

Show Notes

Today’s guest is Sachin from Biconomy. This episode was dedicated to the details of account abstraction and new technologies that aim to improve the overall user experience in web3. In particular, we went into great detail on ERC4337 vs EIP 3074, and talked through what infrastructure is required to actually get ERC 4337 implemented. 

Biconomy is working pretty aggressively on this, so we got a first hand perspective here. We also dove into some of the second order effects of ERC 4337 - such as how the user operation pool will work and whether or not this will open up new forms of front running outside of traditional MEV. If you’re a dev that wants to be on the forefront of new developments in account abstraction, then this episode is for you.

If you're looking for a hackathon this month, check out the Superfluid Wave Pool: https://superfluid.finance/wavepool

00:00 Intro
3:45 how Sachin got into crypto
13:44 ERC4337 v EIP 3074
29:58 Infrastructure for ERC 4337
45:29 Idiosyncrasies of the user operation pool with ERC 4337
47:20 Fixed gas transactions
52:10 Supporting smart contract wallets on front end with biconomy
1:03:45 How has Sachin approached improving as a dev?
1:09:30 How does Sachin see the industry evolving?

Sachin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/schin_tomar
ERC 4337: https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-4337
Biconomy: https://www.biconomy.io/ 
Fixed Gas Tx: https://mirror.xyz/0xd96FA162b064553822e765545E3D48a054eC81F6/PgRtcrT3CGN7sc723-2ykpXnAqQEJCMMtiLTL47ZFMQ

What is Devs Do Something?

A technical podcast for web3 developers.

A Superfluid production.