The Web3 wave is here, but can ordinary people really reap the benefits? Actually, the barrier to entry isn't as high as you might think. Some Web3 platforms are already trying to lower participation difficulty, and their approach is very straightforward: one-click official wallet operation, staking a certain ecosystem token to earn an annualized return of 36%; digital asset consumption is no longer the exclusive domain of tech geeks. By integrating payment tools, spending digital currency feels as natural as using fiat in your wallet; cross-chain transfers are also being optimized. Compared to the complicated steps before, it's now much simpler.

What is the most important? Private keys are in your own hands. No platform freezes, no middlemen taking layers of fees—that's the core promise of Web3—users truly own their assets.

From an investment perspective, this is no longer just a game for tech enthusiasts. When ecosystem applications start serving the masses, and user interactions become as seamless as traditional internet applications, Web3 will truly become mainstream. Those who enter now are, in a sense, laying the groundwork for the next generation of digital economy infrastructure. The window of opportunity won't stay open forever; the chance belongs to those who act first.