It’s no secret that crypto is difficult to use. Wallets are fragmented, networks are confusing and interacting with DeFi often feels like solving a puzzle without a manual. Despite years of progress, Web3 remains inaccessible to most people, not because the tools are weak, but because the experience still favors experts.
A new generation of projects is working to change that. At the center of this shift is Haust Network, focused on removing complexity.
Why Web3 Still Feels Hard
The typical crypto onboarding experience is a gauntlet of unfamiliar terms and unintuitive workflows. New users are expected to download a wallet, write down a seed phrase, understand gas fees, choose the right chain, navigate dApps and self-manage funds, often with no clear guidance.
Switching between networks can break dApps. A failed signature can cost you time or, worse, money. Managing assets across chains requires juggling RPC settings, bridges, wrapped tokens and more. For those outside the ecosystem, it’s enough friction to walk away entirely.
Even small tasks like swapping a token or sending stablecoins can feel intimidating. The fear of making a mistake with real money is real and the tools we offer today often do little to reassure the average user.
This is more than bad UX. It’s a barrier to entry that prevents millions from participating in the benefits of decentralization.
Haust’s Approach to Simplification
We don’t treat UX as a skin on top of crypto. We treat it like the front door for the newcomers and adopters.
It starts with Modular Accounts. Instead of one externally owned wallet address, users have accounts that can carry logic, rules and custom permissions. This unlocks basic things we take for granted in Web2, like password resets, restoring access and automatic actions, or daily spend limits, all without compromising self-custody or decentralization.
This foundation allows us to give users a more expressive and secure relationship with their capital. You don’t just “hold” assets. You shape how they behave.
Layered on top of this is Account Abstraction, which removes the technical friction of signing, sequencing, or even paying for transactions. Users no longer need to approve every contract interaction manually or worry about choosing between ETH, MATIC, or gas tokens. The system handles it, ensuring the right actions go through with the lowest friction possible.
And with Chain Abstraction, we make the network layer invisible. You don’t choose the chain. The system routes your intent through the best available route, whether that’s Arbitrum, Base, or Polygon. This is possible because our abstract account has the same addresses in different networks.
A Wallet That Feels Familiar
These innovations come together inside the Haust Wallet, designed to behave like a modern fintech app but powered entirely by decentralized infrastructure. Users can swap, send, track and manage their assets without needing to know what chain they’re on.
Everything works. And it remains non-custodial and verifiable onchain.
The UI is clean and responsive. The flows are structured around user intent. The result is a wallet that doesn’t feel like a tool, but a financial interface built for real life, not protocol tinkering.
Enter Haia: From Interface to Intelligence
While the wallet handles structure, Haia introduces intelligence. It’s our built-in assistant, trained to understand user intent and translate it into financial action.
Users can ask Haia to send funds, optimize yield, rebalance portfolios, or assess risks. Instead of manually navigating DeFi platforms, they describe what they want and the system handles the rest. Securely. Transparently.
Haia reduces cognitive load. It remembers preferences, can evaluate transaction context and can automate multi-step processes without requiring technical skill. All of this happens in plain language, through a chat interface that behaves more like a helpful advisor than a command line.
And since Haia operates on top of modular accounts, it can execute within precise user-defined constraints. And no, you’re not handing over control. You’re setting boundaries and letting the agent act within them.
A Growing Movement With Haust at the Edge
We aren’t the only team working on UX in Web3. But what sets us apart is its full-stack approach. From the modular base layer to the AI assistant, from gas abstraction to smart routing, every piece is coordinated. This allows the system to feel unified, not patched together.
Most importantly, we prioritize invisible UX building systems that erase the friction.
This level of integration is what allows us to offer a Web2-quality experience without surrendering the principles of Web3.
The Gateway for the Next Million Users
So crypto doesn’t need another wallet. It needs a better way in.
We are building that path. One where users don’t need to understand chains, gas, or protocol names to start earning, saving, or sending money on-chain.
And it’s happening soon. With the Token Generation Event set for October, we’re preparing to scale this experience to the broader market.
Now is the time to take a closer look. Explore the Haust Wallet, test how it feels and see what it means when complexity isn’t just hidden. It’s handled.
