The whole 'complexity equals value' mindset that dominated crypto culture? I'm over it. Once I actually started using user-friendly platforms, that narrative fell apart pretty fast. Yeah, we've spent years telling ourselves: if it's complicated, it must be worth something; if it confuses you, the security must be rock solid; if it drains your patience, you're probably catching it early anyway. Turns out that's just cope. The standard for what makes a good product shouldn't be how much pain it causes. Better UX doesn't make you a casual or less serious about crypto—it just means you respect your own time. The real adoption we need won't come from gatekeeping through difficulty. It comes from making this accessible without dumbing it down.