Honestly, every time I hear the industry shouting "Mass Adoption" again, I pause for a moment — after so long, the scenes where ordinary people use Web3 are still few and far between. Where's the problem? No matter how advanced the technology stack is, if ordinary users can't understand or grasp it, it doesn't matter.

I think the core issue is: everyone is desperately showing off technical parameters, but forgets that what people need are things that are "trustworthy" and "resonate." That's also why Soneium caught my eye — when a team like Sony Block Solutions, with decades of consumer electronics DNA, enters the scene, what they bring is not just a blockchain, but more like transplanting that "Sony products are always premium" trust directly into Web3. Technology is of course important, but making people willing and confident to use it still depends on that tangible sense of credibility.