A few days ago at a coffee shop, I heard two friends chatting. One is a blockchain developer who shares new projects with friends and talks about wallets, signatures, gas, and tokens. The other one looked confused and said, "I don't understand any of this. Just listening makes me want to run away A programmer next to me interjected, 'Just use @ burnt_xion.'. ” I quickly perked up my ears—— Originally, Xion was an L1 that made encryption disappear. With its application, you don't need to use a wallet, sign, pay gas, or buy coins. Just click a button like using ordinary software, and it will help you complete all the blockchain operations behind it. This is called "perceptual abstraction". Recently, it has also done a few things: A DAVE SDK has been developed specifically for Web2 developers, with one click access to on chain features and zero learning costs for users. Support using USDC to pay for gas, without even needing your own currency. Joining hands with Kaito, the community creates its own voice. Other public chains are competing on performance and roll concepts, while Xion rolls are "user-friendly". Its goal is to enable newcomers to enter Web3 without having to first go to the "heavenly book" of blockchain in school districts. I think if one day there is a Web3 application that can attract hundreds of millions of users, the experience will probably be like Xion's.