Ethereum Foundation: "Improving User Experience" recent strategy focuses on intent-based architecture and universal messaging

PANews reported on August 29 that the Ethereum Foundation issued a document focusing on its "improving user experience" strategy and mission: providing individuals and institutions with a seamless, secure and license-free experience across the Ethereum ecosystem. It believes that in the next 6 to 12 months, interoperability and the related projects mentioned in this article are the most leverage opportunities in the wider user experience field. The recent strategy focuses on intent-based architecture and general messaging, and will reduce costs and improve security by clarifying protocol indicators. The work is divided into three directions: 1. Initialization: Make intentions more modular and lightweight, and strengthen sharing standards to achieve seamless and secure movement of all on-chain assets; 2. Acceleration: Reduce latency and costs, and speed up the inclusion, confirmation, finalization and settlement; 3. Finalization: Integrate cutting-edge consensus and encryption technologies to unlock fast, license-free cross-chain messaging. The Ethereum Foundation emphasized that the second phase of the "Triple Billion Security Plan" focuses on user experience, including optimizing clear signature mode, key management, and formulating wallet security and privacy standards.