@Vanarchain
My friend builds iOS apps for a living. She tried a blockchain game last Saturday.
Four minutes. That's all it took before she gave up and opened Steam instead.
Four minutes of seed phrases, gas fees, bridge confirmations, and wallet connections. Four minutes of feeling stupid for no reason.
She is not the problem. The design is the problem.
And somewhere out there, a company called VanarChain quietly decided to stop making users deal with any of it. No popups. No wallet approvals. No confusing screens. Just the product. The blockchain runs in the background like electricity runs through your walls. You never see it. You never think about it. It just works.
That one decision changes everything.
Because the next billion people who use blockchain technology will never know they are using it. They will just open an app, buy something, own something, and move on with their day.
No tutorials. No gas fees. No confusion.
The companies that figure out how to disappear will be the ones that win. And the ones still asking users to learn crypto terminology will keep watching people close the tab and open Steam instead.
The invisible layer is the whole game now.
