It's UX time! A common feature of new blockchain projects that have emerged recently is that they focus on attempts to improve the blockchain UX, such as wallets, simple DEXs, and on-chain agents. Magic Newton (@MagicNewton) and UXLINK (@UXLINKofficial), which many people are yaping on Kaito, are also UX-focused projects to make the blockchain experience more convenient. On the other hand, infrastructure-related projects are not noticeable, with the exception of a few such as Succinct in the ZK sector. Traditionally, Meta in the blockchain technology industry has led the market with infrastructure → Dapp → UX rotation. The current infrastructure area has reached a certain limit and will remain quiet for some time until ZK technology matures. (There may also be an effect that restaking, which was a core narrative of the last infrastructure meta, did not receive as much attention as expected.) In contrast, the UX area is riding on the flow of both demand and technology, and new projects are actively emerging. Many people are experiencing on-chain anew due to the meme coin craze and the easing of blockchain-related regulations, and account abstraction, which has been steadily upgraded for several years, has begun to be applied to various wallets in earnest, and various UX innovations are continuing with synergy with the AI industry. As always, only a few of the many projects will survive until the end, but the teams that survive will dramatically improve the UX of the blockchain. As the UX improves, more people will naturally use on-chain, and then the demand for infrastructure improvements will emerge again. We also expect that new Dapps based on this will gain strength.