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In the world of blockchain, technological advancements always start explosively but end with experience bottlenecks.
From multi-chain expansion and Layer 2 development to modular finance and decentralized social applications at the application layer, Web 3 has always been at the forefront of innovation. However, despite the increasingly complete infrastructure, the door that truly allows the public to naturally enter the on-chain world has yet to be opened.
The reason is actually not complicated: there is still an invisible wall between the chain and the users.
The existence of the chain should be infrastructure, but in today's user experience, it still presents a visible technical barrier. Different chains have different address formats, Gas models, asset naming conventions, and transaction confirmation logic. Users often need to manually switch networks, manage private keys, consider transaction fee payment methods, and even deal with cross-chain bridges and contract risks—this complexity poses challenges for any non-technical user.