Ah yes, another day, another Web3 company trying to solve “slow adoption.” This time, it’s Sequence, rolling out a six-piece dev toolkit to fix what they call a “lack of scalable infrastructure.” Translation: Web3 is still a UX nightmare, and they’re here to clean up the mess.

Here’s the lineup:

🔹 Ecosystem Wallets – No more 87 wallets for 87 apps. One wallet to rule them all.

🔹 Ecosystem Manager – A dev portal to track users, retention, and transactions. Aka, Web3 analytics finally growing up.

🔹 Chain Abstraction – Cross-chain liquidity and “intelligent routing.” If this works, we might finally escape the bridge-and-pray era.

🔹 Sequence Marketplace – A plug-and-play NFT marketplace that connects to OpenSea, Magic Eden, Rarible, OKX, etc. (Because why build your own when you can just tap into existing liquidity?)

🔹 Sequence Indexer – High-speed, multi-chain blockchain indexer. Real-time, onchain data. Maybe now we can stop waiting 15 minutes for transaction updates.

🔹 Sidekick – Serverless Web3 backend for devs who don’t want to deal with infrastructure. Finally, something for the “just let me code” crowd.

CEO Peter Kieltyka summed it up nicely: “Faster blockchains alone won’t drive adoption.” No lies detected. Web3’s biggest enemy has always been Web3 itself.

So, will this actually make Web3 usable for normies, or is this just another “decentralized but kinda centralized” bandaid? Place your bets.