Recently I discovered a pretty interesting phenomenon.
Many people say they like decentralization, but when it comes to actual trading, they still open centralized exchanges.
The reason is actually simple: it’s not that they don’t trust the on-chain world, it’s that the experience hasn’t reached that level yet.
Recently I read some materials from @grvt_io , and I’ve actually started to feel that many projects today are shifting their focus to “experience” rather than just endlessly emphasizing concepts. For ordinary users, fast trading, reasonable fees, and asset security matter more than hearing a bunch of technical buzzwords.
In the end, Web3 is about the product—not the story.
When you first came across GRVT, was it because of the technology, or because someone around you recommended it?
@grvt_io
#grvt
Many people say they like decentralization, but when it comes to actual trading, they still open centralized exchanges.
The reason is actually simple: it’s not that they don’t trust the on-chain world, it’s that the experience hasn’t reached that level yet.
Recently I read some materials from @grvt_io , and I’ve actually started to feel that many projects today are shifting their focus to “experience” rather than just endlessly emphasizing concepts. For ordinary users, fast trading, reasonable fees, and asset security matter more than hearing a bunch of technical buzzwords.
In the end, Web3 is about the product—not the story.
When you first came across GRVT, was it because of the technology, or because someone around you recommended it?
@grvt_io
#grvt