你以为 Web3 不热了?他们只是不在你看的地方

深潮Published on 2025-06-19Last updated on 2025-06-19

他们没在喊话,但他们真的在用。

最近我们常听到一个问题:“链上不是越来越热了吗?为什么推特上那么安静?”

这个问题其实很有代表性,因为它揭示了 Web3 圈子里一个惯性思维:我们太习惯用“热闹”来判断“热度”。

推特就像是一个持续的派对,声音大、讨论多,看起来热火朝天。但派对上最活跃的那几千人,其实不能代表整个 Web3 的真实生态。绝大多数真正的用户,既不刷推,也不发帖,甚至不清楚自己正在使用区块链。

他们没在喊话,但他们真的在用。

所以,真正的用户在哪?

想象一个大学生正在玩一款链游,他没去研究“链上资产”,只是觉得这游戏挺好玩,还能赚点小钱。

又或者,一个普通用户正在一个社交 App 里发帖、点赞、领取奖励,他完全不知道这背后运行的是链上逻辑。对他来说,这和用小红书、B 站并无二致。

这些人,是从 Web2 走来的大多数。他们不会主动参与“叙事”,也不会在推特上声援你,但他们的行为是真实的,增长是扎实的。

不是“教会用户用链”,而是“用户根本感觉不到链”

比如游戏《Hotspring》,早在 Web2 阶段就已经有了数百万用户。接入区块链后,他们没有大张旗鼓宣传“我们转 Web3 了”,而是让用户自然过渡,体验没有变化,门槛也没增加。

再比如社交产品《OverHerd》,这个项目没有靠融资砸声量,也没有去 推特运营话题,却凭借产品本身,活跃度已经超过不少“红极一时”的 Web3 社交平台。

这些项目有一个共通点:它们都在 Sei 上落地。不是因为 Sei“声量大”,而是它的性能和架构能真正支持这些面向大众的场景。

Sei 本身并不强调“链感”,相反,它做的更多是“把链藏起来”,为开发者和用户提供一个更接近 Web2 的流畅体验。

不是说得多,而是用得多

推特能带来一时的曝光,但不是长久之计。如果 Web3 想真正触达亿级用户,那就不能只在自己的小圈子里说话。

Web2 级别的创业者明白这一点。他们更在意的是用户用得爽不爽、产品跑得稳不稳,而不是有没有推文被转发。他们做的产品,是让普通用户也能无门槛使用的产品,不需要用户先上一堂“区块链入门课”。

Sei 恰恰满足了这一需求。它不是在争抢话语权,而是在帮助产品落地。也正因此,它正在成为越来越多面向大众用户项目的基础设施选择。

如果说 Web3 的下一波爆发是什么,不是涨粉最快的 KOL,也不是最会讲故事的叙事,而是那些用户根本不知道它是 Web3,却每天都在用的产品。

这,正是 Sei 正在推动的方向。真正的爆款,不需要靠吵出来。

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