TRON has done something interesting—embedding all complex on-chain interactions beneath the surface, so users don't feel a thing. Low fees, fast speeds, simple operations—just these points, and the barrier to entry is instantly lowered.

Think about it, many people aren't actually blocked by technical issues, but by cumbersome experiences and high costs. TRON directly addresses this pain point. Funds flow more smoothly, protocol operations become more efficient, and the entire network's gears turn naturally.

Once users get used to this "imperceptible experience," risks naturally decrease, and on-chain financial activities begin to grow organically. Application developers see this environment and are willing to come in; the ecosystem isn't forced but expands outward on its own.

In the long run, the more solid and reliable this infrastructure is built, the easier it becomes to be the standard network in the financial ecosystem. For users, security is guaranteed; for developers, costs are controllable. Such underlying infrastructure is indeed hard to replace. Whether it's financial innovation or application iteration, there's a reliable platform to support it.