In a sense I’m watching on-chain art die right now, but few will realize it. As smart accounts, private mempools, and bundlers become more and more popular, it’s making it massively more difficult to write large chunks of data on-chain. Fusaka accelerated this massively.

Efficax has become exponentially harder to maintain because large transactions are more and more difficult through the abstraction layers that these wallets are pushing them through.

Some chains (e.g. Tempo) are now explicitly disallowing end user addresses (EOAs) and instead forcing everything through bundlers which have their own overhead and rules

It’s not “the end” but these improvements are making it harder to mint work on-chain. I guess it’s kinda fun to have new problems though