Crypto UX is usually broken in small places. Not one big problem. A fee here. A network switch there. A slow flow in the middle of a trade. That is why @useTria is interesting to watch. The project is not only trying to bring more features into one app, but also make active onchain usage feel lighter. Lower perps fees inside the Tria Network are part of that direction. It may sound like a small update, but small frictions compound quickly for people who trade often or move across ecosystems. Less friction means users can focus more on execution. Less time dealing with the product. More time actually using it. For Web3 to reach normal users, the experience cannot feel like a technical checklist forever. It has to become smooth enough that the infrastructure fades into the background. Bullish on @quipnetwork