In 2026, I hope Web3 is no longer just about "bulls and bears," but truly begins to "land."

If I were to write the first sentence for 2026, I would prefer to use one word: landing.

The past few years, Web3 has moved too quickly. Fast enough that the narrative always leads the product, fast enough that valuations soar first while applications are still pie in the sky. During bull markets, everyone is an evangelist; in bear markets, only code and silence remain. But in 2026, I look forward to a more mature stage: not surviving on concepts, but on real usage.

This year, I want to see more ordinary users using Web3 "seamlessly," without being forced to learn terms like wallets, Gas, or cross-chain. True popularization has never been about educating users to understand complexity, but about shielding them from it. The emergence of CeDeFi, on-chain transparent accounts, and compliant gateways is quietly changing all this.

For me personally, the plan for 2026 is no longer about watching price charts, but about studying which protocols can truly retain users and which ecosystems can survive cycles. Market fluctuations will recur, but once the direction is set, there’s no turning back.

As Web3 users worldwide turn to page 2026, I hope our discussions are no longer just about "how many times it has multiplied," but about "this time, what problems has blockchain really solved."#我的2026第一条帖