Biconomy (@biconomy): EIP 8141 is a massive moment for Ethereum. After 10 years, we are finally starting to see smart wallets become a native part of the protocol and becom…

EIP 8141 is a massive moment for Ethereum. After 10 years, we are finally starting to see smart wallets become a native part of the protocol and become first class citizens. Everyone benefits. But there's a gap that doesn't get talked about enough: how do you actually do multi-step stuff onchain without it breaking? Right now, if you want to swap a token and then deposit the result into a vault, every amount has to be locked in when you sign. But the swap gives you a different amount every time depending on price, slippage, MEV. So the deposit step either fails or leaves money behind. Every DeFi dev has dealt with this. Composable batching changes this. Each step in a flow can use the actual result of the previous step — not a guess, the real number, resolved at execution time. "Deposit everything I just got from the swap" actually works as one flow, one signature. Now take that across chains. You want to swap on Arbitrum, bridge to Base, and deposit into a vault. Each step only executes when the previous one has actually landed — verified by onchain conditions, not by some backend polling an RPC. That's orchestration. One signature. Multi-chain. Each step aware of what came before it. EIP 8141 makes accounts programmable. Orchestration makes accounts do what seemed impossible before, possible. Together, onchain UX starts to feel like it should. We already have orchestration live in prod, and we cannot wait to make it even better with EIP 8141.