The problem with many Web3 products now lies not in the chain, but in the 'people'. The entrance is complex, the operation is counterintuitive, and the information is fragmented. New users are discouraged by a bunch of concepts as soon as they enter. @Spaace_io is clearly designed in reverse, assuming that users do not understand chains, do not want to learn terminology, and do not have the patience to study tutorials, so it swallows complexity into the system rather than throwing it to users For example, it uses the Unified Account System to flatten the operational experience of different chains and assets, and users perceive it as one account rather than a bunch of address cuts. In addition, with the Abstract Transaction Flow, many on chain steps are encapsulated in the background, and users only care about the results, without needing to confirm every step and doubt their lives The combination of content and assets is also a key focus. Spaace uses the Composable Asset Model to integrate NFT, data, identity, and permissions into a single logic, not simply displaying assets, but allowing assets to be reused, combined, and expanded, which is also a prerequisite for it to support more gameplay You will find that it is not just about stacking features, but lowering the threshold for use while leaving enough space for advanced users. This product route is not explosive, but it is stable and easier to move to the next stage The real way to retain users is never to be amazed for the first time, but to still feel comfortable on the tenth use. Spaace is clearly preparing for this @spaace_io @Bantr_fun @wallchain @cookiedotfun Bantr CookieDotFun Wallchain