Many Web3 products currently face issues not on the chain but with the "people." Complex entry points, counterintuitive operations, fragmented information—new users are discouraged by a barrage of concepts right from the start. @spaace_io is clearly designed in the opposite way; it assumes users don't understand the chain, don't want to learn jargon, and lack patience for tutorials, so it absorbs complexity into the system rather than dumping it on users.

For example, it uses the Unified Account System to streamline operations across different chains and assets, so users perceive it as a single account rather than a jumble of addresses. Coupled with the Abstracted Transaction Flow, many on-chain steps are encapsulated in the background, so users only care about the results and don't need to confirm every step, avoiding frustration.

The integration of content and assets is also a key focus. Spaace employs the Composable Asset Model to place NFTs, data, identity, and permissions under the same logic—not just displaying assets, but enabling assets to be reused, combined, and extended. This is the foundation for supporting more diverse gameplay.

You'll find that it's not about piling on features but about lowering the barrier to entry while leaving room for advanced users. This product approach isn't explosive but stable, making it easier to reach the next stage.

What truly retains users is never the "first wow" but that they still find it intuitive on the tenth use. Spaace is clearly preparing for this.
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