A leading XRPL validator, VET, has raised concerns about the persistent complexity of applications built on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), highlighting a broader issue impacting the cryptocurrency industry. VET points to user experience struggles and suggests these challenges stem from the complex ecosystem itself. Their post on X detailed the lengthy onboarding process required for even basic interactions with XRPL apps, requiring extensive developer tutorials and downloads of code repositories from GitHub. 😥 This raises questions about whether the technology’s speed and efficiency are being fully realized by end-users. 🔍 VET further criticizes confusing interfaces, excessive pop-ups, and a lack of user-centered design, pointing out these issues are not unique to XRPL but instead reflect a common trend across the blockchain space. 🌐 Their comments suggest that while XRPL boasts speed and efficiency, its accessibility and usability remain obstacles to mainstream adoption. The discussion reflects broader frustration among industry veterans regarding stagnant progress in user experience despite increasing adoption demands. 📈 Vet emphasized the lack of streamlined interfaces, consistent standards, and educational resources across the blockchain landscape as key factors hindering widespread adoption. These issues represent a critical disconnect between technical advancements and real-world usability challenges. ]