Most people overlook a critical challenge in Web3 adoption: friction. It's the silent barrier that every roadmap conveniently ignores. While countless projects promise breakthroughs, few actually tackle the user experience gaps that matter. Elsa stands out as one of the rare teams genuinely working to close this divide. Their focus on reducing friction—whether in onboarding, transactions, or interface design—addresses what many projects pretend isn't there. That's the kind of unglamorous work that moves the needle.
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TradFiRefugee
· 10h ago
Oh, you're right. Most projects are just bragging, and very few actually focus on improving user experience.
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· 16h ago
NGL, friction is indeed a pain point that most projects pretend not to see. Elsa did a pretty good job with this round.
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LongTermDreamer
· 16h ago
Friction, you're so right. I was saying this three years ago, but no one listened haha. Now finally someone gets it.
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GasFeePhobia
· 16h ago
Really, most projects are just bragging; Elsa, who quietly gets things done, is the true way.
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GasFeeVictim
· 16h ago
Really, most projects just boast and brag, while Elsa, who actually gets things done, is the one nobody praises.
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StableNomad
· 16h ago
friction is the OG killer nobody wants to admit... back in the LUNA days we saw it firsthand—good tech, absolute nightmare to actually use. Elsa's approach is refreshingly unsexy, statistically speaking that's where returns hide ngl
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BearEatsAll
· 16h ago
Really, 99% of projects are just bragging, while Elsa, who diligently focuses on building products, actually stands out as rare.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 16h ago
That's right, that's the point. Most projects just boast without doing any work; Elsa, who truly improves user experience, is the real way to go.
Most people overlook a critical challenge in Web3 adoption: friction. It's the silent barrier that every roadmap conveniently ignores. While countless projects promise breakthroughs, few actually tackle the user experience gaps that matter. Elsa stands out as one of the rare teams genuinely working to close this divide. Their focus on reducing friction—whether in onboarding, transactions, or interface design—addresses what many projects pretend isn't there. That's the kind of unglamorous work that moves the needle.