It's UX time! A common feature of the newly emerging blockchain projects is their focus on improving blockchain UX, such as wallets, user-friendly DEXs, and on-chain agents. Many people are also familiar with UX-centered projects like Magic Newton (@MagicNewton) and UXLINK (@UXLINKofficial) that are making the blockchain experience more convenient. On the other hand, infrastructure-related projects are not very noticeable, except for a few in the ZK field, like Succinct. Traditionally, the narrative of blockchain technology and the industry has cycled through infrastructure → Dapp → UX, leading the market. Currently, the infrastructure area has reached a certain level of limitation, and it seems that it will be quiet for a while until ZK technology matures. (The fact that restaking, which was a key narrative of the previous infrastructure meta, hasn't received as much attention as expected may also play a role.) In contrast, the UX area is actively seeing the emergence of new projects, riding the wave of demand and technology from both sides. With the meme coin craze and the easing of blockchain-related regulations, many people are experiencing on-chain in new ways, and account abstraction, which has been steadily upgraded for several years, has begun to be applied to various wallets, further enhanced by synergies with the AI industry, leading to various UX innovations. As always, only a few of the many projects in this UX trend will survive until the end, but those that do will significantly improve the UX of blockchain. When UX improves, more people will naturally use on-chain, and then the demand for infrastructure improvements will arise again. Additionally, new Dapps based on this are expected to gain strength.