I remember sitting late at night trying to make a few simple trades. What should have taken minutes kept getting interupted by wallet popups. Every action needed another approval. After a while I felt like I was spending more time confirming transations than actually trading.
That has honestly been one of my biggest frustrtions with on chain trading. The experince often feels split into too many steps. Even when opportunities appear quickly those extra approvals can slow everything down and make the whole process feel disconneted.
While reading about Genius Terminal I noticed their approach to signatueless trading. What caught my attention was not speed alone. It was the idea of reducing interruptions. From what I saw the platform seemed designed to make trading feel smoother without constant wallet popups appearing at every stage.
The market has also been paying more attention to usability recently. Activity across trading platforms remains strong. More people seem interested in simple and efficient experiences instead of additional complexity.
I am still exploring different trading systems. But the idea of removing unnecessary friction feels like a practical step in the right direction.