I’ve been looking at $OPG and what stands out to me is the focus on turning complex system interactions into something more usable.
Most crypto infrastructure struggles with adoption not because the tech isn’t powerful, but because the experience layer is still too fragmented. Too many steps, too many contexts, too much cognitive load.
If $OPG is aiming at simplifying that interaction layer, then the real value isn’t just in the underlying mechanics it’s in how much friction it removes between users and outcomes.
In crypto, small UX improvements often end up being large shifts in behavior over time.
Curious to see how this evolves as adoption grows.