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Privacy didn’t stall because it wasn’t important. It stalled because it was exhausting. For years, protecting your data meant syncing massive chains, waiting on long proof times, navigating complex infrastructure, and accepting UX that felt designed for engineers, not humans. Even for people who wanted privacy, the cost of using it was often too high. Not in dollars; in time, attention, and effort. If a system makes you wait, troubleshoot, or restructure how you interact with technology, most people won’t adopt it. Not because they’re careless, but because everyday life doesn’t leave room for friction. Privacy can’t survive as a specialist activity. The reality is simple: If privacy only works for power users, it doesn’t really

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