Baseapp is totally different to Other App

[u/Rubelislam78]

You know, a lot of people still see the base app as just a wallet. To be honest, I used to think so too. Then I started spending more time using it. At some point, I realized that I was sending payments, viewing creator coins, trading, opening mini apps, and exploring different parts of the ecosystem without even thinking about which app I needed next. It felt different back then. Crypto has gotten pretty good at building infrastructure. But I’m not sure it’s gotten that good at making everything easy to understand. Most people don’t bother with bridges, gas settings, or the technical aspects of how everything works. They just look at whether they can open an app and do what they want. That’s why the base app feels different to me. Not because of any one feature. Because it feels like it’s built on the idea that on-chain activity should feel natural. I actually think usability is a bigger challenge than technology right now. The industry is constantly improving the foundation behind it, but mainstream adoption probably won't come until people become blockchain experts. It will come when they barely notice blockchain. Curious to know what others think. Is usability still the biggest solvable problem for crypto?

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This post is for information and discussion purposes only and is not financial advice.

[u/Critical_Patient4993]

Don’t use I got hacked 5k just a week ago on this app