gm.

i’m often critical of the ux in this industry simply because it’s good content.

but i want to take a moment to celebrate how far crypto ux has come over the past 2 years. the layer we touch and see has come such a long way.

i’m extremely moved by the collective work being done by others to *actually* make crypto more useful easier to use.

i’m bursting at the seams with gratitude and glad i get to be a part of it, even if it’s from my soap box.

have a great week 🫡

100% there is still some handholding for newcomers but the user experience for doing things onchain has improved significantly, particularly on mobile

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totally agree, the basics are locked down

making web3 as smooth and seamless and fun as apps that mainstream users are familiar with still has a looong way to go

I think that most friction is around new features. Doing 2020 things on Ethereum today, is close to frictionless. Wallets are much friendlier, services much more mature, stable, user friendly. Security is much better. Costs are down.