The future of onchain trading won't be decided by which chain wins. 🔥
It will be decided by who removes the most friction.
Most users don't care where a perp market lives.
They don't care which bridge moved their funds.
They don't care which chain settles the transaction.
What they care about is much simpler:
Can I get into the trade fast?
Can I execute size efficiently?
Can I put idle capital to work without opening five different apps?
One thing I've noticed over the years is that crypto keeps adding complexity while users keep demanding simplicity.
More chains.
More protocols.
More opportunities.
But also more tabs, more wallets, and more decisions.
The infrastructure expands.
The user experience gets harder.
That's why I think the end state of trading looks obvious.
Not dozens of disconnected interfaces.
Not endless switching between chains.
Just one execution layer sitting above all of it.
Users focus on opportunities.
The infrastructure handles everything else.
That's what makes projects like Genius Terminal interesting to watch.
The thesis isn't that users want more DeFi.
The thesis is that users want less complexity.
Because in the end, traders don't care how the trade happens.
They care that it happens faster than everyone else. ⚡