In the race toward blockchain adoption, we’ve lost sight of a fundamental truth: The best technology is invisible. While celebrating architectural complexity, we must remember that true innovation is measured in the lives transformed. The blockchain industry stands at a critical point. We’ve spent years building for builders, creating increasingly sophisticated systems that showcase our technical ingenuity. But this approach has created a chasm between blockchain’s potential and its practical impact. The next wave of adoption will come from making blockchain disappear. Consider the internet’s evolution. Most users don’t understand TCP/IP or HTTP protocols—nor should they need to. They simply want to send messages, share photos or make purchases. Similarly, blockchain’s future lies not in explaining its mechanics to the masses but in solving their problems so seamlessly that they never need to know blockchain is involved. This shift requires a fundamental reimagining of how we approach blockchain development.

Full opinion : Why Blockchain technology needs to be invisible in order to succeed.