a lie we believe daily: we don't onboard users because of ux

just take a look at any big web2 platform - it's pure chaos. amazon, hotmail, government websites, health apps, etc., and still, millions of users access them daily

our problem is not ux; it's solving a specific need our society has

having fun onchain, founded overgie.com mintgate.io | nf.td/tomu

I'm eth newbie..just learning
(working on @farcaster)

terminally.online

even when crypto will go nuts, only a small % of users will actually store their own keys

normies will access through a seamless onboarding flow, like now with a passkey wallet, but once in, besides a casino game, they can't find anything else

You need me to find a physical, printed card somewhere in my house? And then enter 16 special numbers in exactly the right order? And a secret code? And my home address? Way too hard, I'm out of here.

Rolodex

Learning this with /rolodexsocial - rudimentary UX, desktop only, works 90% of the time, yet people giving us great feedback because it solves private member search. 

Also getting requests for mobile, better UX etc etc but those are only distraction for the real users.