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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Passkeys Feel Way Less Annoying Than Passwords
I recently started using fingerprint-based passkeys on my Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. Seriously, it is far better than passwords. I do not have to rely on remembering characters, relieving me from hackers and waiting for OTPs every time. I just need to do a fingerprint scan, and it is done!
Are Seed Phrases Becoming Outdated?
Seed phrases have been central to crypto self-custody, but remembering and securely storing 12 or 24 words can be intimidating for newcomers. Newer approaches such as passkeys, smart accounts, social recovery, and alternative key-management systems are trying to make self-custody easier without completely giving up user control. As wallets become more sophisticated, could seed phrases eventually disappear from mainstream crypto, or will they remain the simplest and most reliable form of self-custody?
The Next Evolution of Crypto Wallets
Crypto wallets have evolved from simple storage tools into platforms that support staking, DeFi, NFTs, payments, and token swaps. New technologies such as passkeys and account abstraction are also making self-custody easier for everyday users. What feature do you think crypto wallets still need before they become mainstream?
The End of Seed Phrases?
Seed phrases have long been the foundation of self-custody in crypto, but they remain one of the biggest barriers for newcomers. Losing a seed phrase can mean losing access to your assets forever, prompting many wallets to introduce alternatives such as passkeys and social recovery. As wallet technology evolves, could seed phrases eventually become a thing of the past, or are they still the most secure way to protect digital assets?
Password Managers Were Supposed to Make Life Simpler
The password manager Dashlane was recently hacked and it seems like the hacker discovered dozens of encrypted vaults during the cyberattack. Now I understand why companies push passkeys and biometric logins.
