2026-01-13 22:23:36

The growth path of Web3 has encountered an unavoidable obstacle—ecosystem fragmentation. What is the reality faced by users? Devices and tools vary widely, payment systems are diverse, and incentive management operates independently. What’s even more disheartening is that these systems cannot effectively collaborate with each other. To encourage more people to participate, building a unified product ecosystem becomes crucial. A coordinated solution can achieve much more than a scattered toolchain.

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MissingSats

· 15h ago

This fragmentation is really incredible. Switching between different wallets, chains, and DEXs every day is exhausting. Honestly, no one is willing to step down and unify standards; everyone just wants to be the boss.

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AirdropHarvester

· 15h ago

Fragmentation is really a headache. Each project has its own set of tools, and users are exhausted from switching back and forth... We still need a unified ecosystem.

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FancyResearchLab

· 15h ago

Another fragmented pit. In theory, a unified ecosystem is great, but in reality, every project team wants to be the boss. Now this is getting interesting.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 15h ago

Fragmentation has been talked about for years... but there are very few who can truly integrate, as everyone is fighting their own battles.

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SilentObserver

· 16h ago

Fragmentation is truly a common problem in Web3, and the user experience is extremely poor. Someone needs to step up and establish standards. Speaking of which, who will do this work? It seems like each major public chain has its own hidden agenda. It's the same dilemma as Web2, just with a different appearance. Should we wait for a big capital to come in and integrate everything? Relying on community governance alone is too difficult. But honestly, without standardization, it's impossible to grow significantly. The current experience is indeed concerning.

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