2025-12-27 17:26:17

The real bottleneck of Web3 is not the technology stack, but the real-world application scenarios. Imagine—opening exchanges and wallets, participating in community discussions, but what happens after you close the browser? Most people's daily lives simply don't involve these activities. That's the core issue: no matter how sophisticated the technical architecture is, if it can't be integrated into real-life scenarios like eating, shopping, and payments, it can only become a self-entertainment game within small circles. To break through Web3, we need to start from the perspective of "how to make it seamlessly accessible to ordinary people."

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 17h ago

Here we go again with the ultimate truth about Web3, I've heard it over a dozen times. There's nothing wrong with what you're saying, but the problem is—project teams themselves don't want ordinary people to use it, with gas fees, complex wallets, and risky contracts. Who will solve these barriers? In 2018, I saw countless projects touting the "decentralized payment revolution," but in the end, they just turned into Ponzi schemes. Now they're talking about "seamless usage," really daring to think.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 23h ago

That's exactly right, this is the root of the problem. Every day, people hype up how awesome the technology is, but when my mom asks me what Web3 is, I can't explain it clearly... The key is to make ordinary people not even realize they're using blockchain, only then can we truly break through the圈.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 23h ago

It's really hitting home. In the early days of the internet, it was the same—no matter how flashy the technology, someone had to pay for it. The real test is when even the aunties who don't understand blockchain can swipe their cards to pay.

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LayerZeroHero

· 23h ago

It's so heartbreaking. Right now, Web3 is booming in exchanges, but no one uses it when they go out. When can it become as integrated into daily life as Alipay?

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