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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik recently proposed enhancing the security and user experience of wallets and smart contracts by introducing mechanisms such as "transaction simulation," spending limits, multi-signature authorization, and more. Users can preview simulation results before on-chain operations, allowing them to choose to confirm or cancel independently, thereby reducing the likelihood of misoperations and high-risk interactions. However, he also admitted that "user intent" is difficult to define perfectly, and security cannot be achieved overnight.

Beyond decentralization and scalability, should Ethereum refocus on security? How do you view the balance between security and user experience? Feel free to discuss.