Comment by PragmaticPulp

> Have you actually used a web3 website? Once you have your wallet setup it's the most seamless login experience I've ever had.

So much of the web3 discourse involves the same two tropes:

1) "If you ignore the hard parts and only focus on the easy parts, then it looks much easier"

2) Ignoring the fact that regular old solutions are actually even more streamlined. It's not like web3 invented the concept of storing credentials and auto-filling forms. These are basic features used by hundreds of millions of end-users on a daily basis. It takes mountains of effort to get web3 just to almost reach UX parity with what we already have.

The only way web3 can feel like a better UX is if you haven't bothered to try any recent UX advancements in regular, non-web3 technologies.