Been seeing several conversations that it is not important for L2 wallets to implement unilateral exits. Good people, who else is going to do it? And who can actually do the unilateral exit for you when only your wallet has the data needed for it? The primary task of a wallet is to ensure your bitcoin are safe. Swapping to the 1000th stablecoin is way lower on the priority list.

OK, it appears that no Spark or Arkade Labs Ark wallet actually implements unilateral exits. Protocol-level capability or separate CLI tool is not usable for most and does not count. Pretty disappointing. So if the server goes away, your funds are gone. The feature to claim them is not implemented. And by the way Arké has a great unilateral exit flow. The Second crew provides a really good toolbox there. Let's maybe hold off with the stablecoins and yield and all that and make sure the basics are solid.

Has anyone tried a unilateral exit on Spark? How is it?

Bitcoin is "...a monetary technology. This is the accounting industry." https://stacker.news/items/1483355 I like it.

Looks like there are 294 different Stablecoins based on the US Dollar. The biggest one, Tether, exists on 126 different blockchain networks, 17 of which have 100M or more circulating USDT, and 60 have 1M or more. The second biggest, USDC, exists on 141 different blockchain networks, 18 of which have 100M or more circulating USDC, and 76 have 1M or more. When you want to pay with USDC in the Stripe Crypto Checkout Demo, you have to choose one of 400 different wallets. Decentralization at its finest. Just kidding, but how is this not super messy and a world of pain in regards to interoperability and payment UX? https://defillama.com/stablecoins?pegtype=PEGGEDUSD https://docs.stripe.com/payments/stablecoin-payments

Got a Zombie score of 39%. What a great site. Something that's only possible on Nostr. https://www.plebsvszombies.cc/

People are not friction. Well said. https://daverupert.com/2026/03/people-are-not-friction/

Quick demo, making 100 bitcoin (signet) transactions to see how Arké responds. Getting quite smooth overall. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk5MsWkES2E

Bit of a restyling of the Arké payments detail screen, along with some information architecture changes of the refresh indicator.

Not sure what you call, but I found the best way to deal with it is to have a place to jot down this type of idea to get it out of my head, and revisit it later, so I don't constantly change my plans and get sidetracked. Many ideas you will forget, good ones you'll naturally keep coming back to.