2026-01-08 22:30:41

Relying solely on visual packaging can no longer attract users. Fancy mascots, color schemes, and other superficial efforts are already outdated. The fundamental issue lies in the fact that the interaction methods of the chain itself need urgent innovation.

What truly retains users is to fundamentally change the interaction logic between people and public chains. Reconstruct the user experience from the ground up, making every on-chain operation intuitive, efficient, and meaningful. This is the key to breaking the ecosystem deadlock. Having a beautiful appearance is far from enough; users must also feel a substantial change.

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NewPumpamentals

· 01-11 22:30

That's right, those flashy things are really useless. No matter how good a public chain UI looks, if the Gas fees are insanely high, interactions are laggy, and user experience is poor, who the hell would want to use it? The core experience is the key, and this insight is spot on.

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-11 22:25

That's right, no one really cares about those flashy mascots anymore. Focusing on the interactive experience every day is the real key. By the way... how many public chains are truly committed to bottom-layer optimization?

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-08 23:00

That's right. Who can be fooled by just talking about UI design now? We need to truly solve annoying issues like gas fees.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-08 22:55

Well said. Those project teams are still throwing money into IP development and creating mascots, I just laugh. Users have long seen through it; only genuine efforts to optimize the interactive experience will work.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 01-08 22:53

That's true, but how many public blockchains are actually doing optimization at the underlying layer? Most are still just making empty promises.

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StakeTillRetire

· 01-08 22:50

That's right, right now many projects, no matter how well they are packaged, can't retain people; the key is to have real substance. --- Interaction experience is indeed a pain point; otherwise, it would have been improved long ago. --- Underlying optimization is the key; no matter how fancy the hype, it’s useless. --- I agree, users are not fools; they can tell the difference between genuine and fake. --- That's why most projects ultimately fail; they don't focus on the main point. --- Attracting people with good design alone won't keep them; substantial content is necessary.

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MetaMisfit

· 01-08 22:43

Hi, you're absolutely right. Those flashy mascots should have been thrown into the trash long ago. The real difference lies in the underlying technology, not in whose UI is more flashy.

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