There’s something I’ve gradually realized while using crypto products: Most users don’t leave because the market is bad. They leave because the experience feels exhausting. Switching networks. Keeping gas on multiple chains. Slow bridges. Too many steps just to swap. Each issue seems small on its own, but together they make using Web3 feel like a chore. That’s why I find Tria’s direction interesting. They’re not trying to turn users into “blockchain experts,” they’re trying to hide the complexity in the background. Trading, payments, asset management, and card usage all exist within a much simpler flow. And I think that’s what really matters if crypto wants to go further: Not adding more features, but making the experience feel more natural to use. @useTria