🧵 Design for Cross-Chain Users
Why?
Your users aren’t loyal to one chain. They follow opportunities, cheaper gas, or better UX across ecosystems.
Designing for cross-chain users future-proofs your project and expands your reach.
Here’s how 👇
1/ Meet users where they are.
Don’t force users onto your preferred chain.
Support the chains where your users and liquidity live.
2/ Simplify bridging and messaging.
Cross-chain is a pain point.
Use integrations with bridging protocols (Axelar, Wormhole, LayerZero, etc) to abstract complexity for your users.
3/ Use cross-chain identity.
Integrate with platforms like ENS, Lens, or Farcaster for a consistent identity across chains.
This makes your user experience feel seamless, even if the backend spans multiple ecosystems.
4/ Think modular, not maximalist.
Don’t lock yourself to one ecosystem narrative.
Design your product so you can expand to new chains as your community grows.
5/ 👉 TL;DR:
Your users are cross-chain, so your product should be too.
Flexibility here isn’t nice to have — it’s how you capture and keep the next wave of users.
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