As blockchain technology moves beyond its niche, seamless integration and modular frameworks are unlocking its full potential.

For years, Web3 has been introduced as the future of the internet — a decentralized ecosystem where users reclaim control over their identities, assets and data. But despite its revolutionary promise, it remains stuck in second gear, unable to break into the mainstream. The reason? Complexity.  

Web3 is simply challenging to navigate for users. Managing wallets, private keys, gas fees and blockchain networks makes the experience feel like an exclusive club where only the technically inclined are welcome. For developers, the barriers are just as high. Unlike Web2, where mature frameworks and cloud services allow for rapid iteration, Web3 demands …