Maybe blockchains were never meant to become websites people manually operate.
Maybe they’re closer to public backends.
Shared state.
Open APIs.
Programmable assets.
Verifiable execution.
Global settlement.
Those properties become much more interesting when autonomous software—not humans—is interacting with them directly.
AI could change how we understand what blockchains are actually for.
Crypto UX may eventually become:
Human → Intent → Agent → Blockchain.
Not:
Human → Wallet → Bridge → DEX → Contract → Explorer → panic.
That sounds obvious, but it completely changes what crypto products should optimize for.
The blockchain shouldn't be the interface.
It should be the execution layer.