To be honest, the user churn problem for most Web3 platforms is not fundamentally due to product logic issues. The real crux often lies in user experience design—those complex interface designs that require new users to prepare coffee, consult tutorials, and even have psychological readiness to barely get started.

This situation indeed commonly exists in the current crypto platform ecosystem. Many projects, despite having good ideas, lose a large number of potential users due to cumbersome operation processes and steep learning curves.

But some platforms are changing this situation. For example, some products adopt a completely different design philosophy—at the moment you open the app, users can immediately see a clear operational path, with simple and intuitive interface guidance, without unnecessary complexity. This "understand immediately upon opening" design concept greatly lowers the barrier to using Web3 products.

This reminds us that while pursuing functional innovation, accessibility and user-friendliness are equally critical. When product design truly centers on the user, retaining users is actually not as difficult as it seems.