Blockchains’ pervasive UX issues aren’t shocking when you think about it. The technology is layered—like an onion of disjointed interfaces—and every time a user conducts a transaction, they’re forced to wrangle multiple wallets, bridging solutions, and fiat on-ramps. It feels nearly impossible to calibrate the experience in any meaningful way, at least for an everyday user. Some folks claim there’s product-market fit in certain corners of crypto (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crypto-t...

Blockchains’ pervasive UX issues aren’t shocking when you think about it. The technology is layered—like an onion of disjointed interfaces—and every time a user conducts a transaction, they’re forced to wrangle multiple wallets, bridging solutions, and fiat on-ramps. It feels nearly impossible to calibrate the experience in any meaningful way, at least for an everyday user. Some folks claim there’s product-market fit in certain corners of crypto (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crypto-t...