2026-01-02 18:32:31

Over the past ten years, we have built a bunch of crypto infrastructure, only to find that the most critical element was missing—the user experience.

How deep is the gap between Web3 and truly large-scale applications? Deep enough that almost no one can cross it. Now, finally, there are teams seriously working on this. Projects like Burnt Xion are not just patching this gap but completely transforming the logic at the consumer level.

From infrastructure to user interfaces, from tech stacks to product experience, this is the real bottleneck for Web3 to reach mainstream adoption. Innovation in consumer applications? That will be the focus of competition in the next decade.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 8h ago

Haha, only realizing this after ten years? We've been complaining about it long ago, but no one listens. The real breaking point still depends on who can make the on-chain experience as smooth as Web2. Burnt Xion is indeed interesting, but we'll see if it can survive the next bear market. Consumer-level applications are the real goldmine; the infrastructure stuff is already outdated. Now it's all about who can capture the users.

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RiddleMaster

· 8h ago

Haha, ten years and still messing around with infrastructure. That's the tragedy of Web3... Basically, it's engineers having fun on their own, forgetting that ordinary people simply can't use it. The real breakthrough depends on the consumer side. Technology alone is useless.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 8h ago

Ten years of sharpening the sword just to realize I was holding it upside down, not a situation you can laugh about. --- According to the database, from the first time the team said they would solve UX issues to now, the promise has fermented for 3652 days. It will eventually be realized. --- "Take this seriously" has been heard too many times. Will the next decade still have this line? --- Reforming consumer logic? Let's first make the existing products usable. --- Ten years building infrastructure, and there's still one user missing... Wait, isn't this what all Web3 projects are about? --- The gap is so deep that only now do I realize it. I have to admire everyone's art of time management.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 8h ago

Haha, really, after ten years, you're still messing with infrastructure, and users have long since left. If Burnt Xion can truly solve this pain point, it would be quite interesting, but we'll see. The consumption layer is the real breakthrough; I agree with that. It all depends on who can implement it first.

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