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Michel Gagnon
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Web2 growth teams remove friction. In Web3, they tell new users: “Do your own research. Once you figure it out, we’ll see you on the other side. Good luck.”
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Leonard Milea
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You think web3 builders don't focus on removing friction to onboard and to understand how to use? What's the most important friction to remove?
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Michel Gagnon
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Some might be, but the industry in general is not really good at it. To drive adoption, the web3 experience should be as close as possible to that of web2. Otherwise, users have to develop new behaviors. That can’t work.
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