2026-01-08 23:30:20

Privy is now officially launched on Mega Frontier.

Privy's embedded wallet infrastructure essentially integrates the Web2 login experience directly into the application. It sounds simple, but this is actually crucial for improving user experience.

Mega itself is indeed fast, but if users are overwhelmed by a bunch of pop-ups, the sense of speed is completely lost. Privy aims to preserve this sense of speed. By optimizing interaction flows and reducing user confirmation steps, the entire operation remains smooth. Only then can the usage threshold for Web3 applications truly be lowered.

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SybilSlayer

· 12h ago

Really, this is the right path. Speed alone is useless; user experience is the key. Privy has indeed addressed a pain point; reducing pop-ups can truly be a lifesaver. It feels like Web3 is not far from mainstream users if this continues. To be honest, lowering the threshold is the only way to truly scale; otherwise, no matter how fast, it's all in vain. The combination of Mega and Privy is promising; it all depends on whether they can maintain stability moving forward. Good experience is the hard truth; everything else is just fleeting.

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