@Velvet_Capital The recent upgrade on the Robinhood Chain really highlights the biggest dead-end in DeFi right now: the experience is too user-unfriendly. To put it plainly, if Web3 is going to genuinely attract the average person, it’s not about forcing everyone to memorize 12 seed phrases or calculate what Gwei is—it needs to achieve “a sense that the chain doesn’t even exist.” This time, Velvet supports direct sign-in with an Email or X account; the system conveniently creates a wallet for you on the spot and also handles Gasless, friction-free transactions. This kind of operation already feels no different from a traditional app. Most people are currently treating it as a crypto-trading tool with AI, but that’s only the entry point. Once users no longer have to worry about gas fees, switch networks, or constantly get stuck with repeated signatures, the experience in TG groups or on mobile becomes surprisingly smooth. By minimizing the hesitation cost before a transaction—so users can execute instantly once they see the signal—this kind of extreme UX friction optimization is the real answer for on-chain applications to move toward mass adoption.