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A few of my thoughts on what Dan wrote. In summary. 1. Chain abstraction is an inevitable trend. Most users don’t care what chain an app runs on — just like they don’t care what protocol powers their banking app. The UX needs to feel familiar and simple, with no MetaMask popups, gas fees, or hash addresses.
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2. The only exception is financial alignment. If users hold the native token of a chain (like SOL or ETH), they’re incentivized to promote apps built on that chain because it could increase the value of their holdings. This creates “chain tribalism” — and it’s pretty much the only reason someone would care about the underlying chain.
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3. Mainstream success comes from UX, not tech. The winners will be the apps that are fun or useful — where crypto is just backend infrastructure. Just like TikTok doesn’t advertise “MP4 video sharing,” crypto apps shouldn’t be selling “an app on Arbitrum.” Bottom line: blockchain identity won’t matter — user experience will.
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