Web3 won’t onboard the next billion users by forcing them to learn bridges, RPCs, gas tokens, rollups, and execution routes. Most people do not care what chain they’re on. They just want the app to work. That’s the direction @PushChain is building toward. One signature. Any chain. Any app. The entire idea behind PushChain is making blockchain infrastructure invisible to the end user. No constant network switching. No juggling 5 different gas tokens. No wondering why a transaction failed because you’re “on the wrong chain.” And honestly? That UX shift matters more than most people realize. PushChain’s Universal Fee Abstraction lets users transact from the chain they already use while paying with assets they already hold. Sounds simple. But it removes one of the biggest friction points in crypto today. At the center of this ecosystem sits $PC powering transaction fees, Universal Staking, and activity across PushChain’s universal execution layer. The bigger implication is where things get interesting: • DeFi liquidity becomes less fragmented • RWAs move across ecosystems more naturally • AI agents operate across chains instead of being trapped in silos • Apps onboard users without caring where assets originate That’s bigger than “multi-chain.” It’s the possibility of Web3 becoming usable without requiring users to become infrastructure engineers first. Most projects say they want to simplify crypto. @PushChain is building like the final goal is to make the chain itself disappear. And if they pull that off, that’s when real mass adoption starts.