The future of Web3 depends on whether it can truly be user-friendly and secure. Many projects are stuck on the two key points of experience and risk, with users either finding the process complicated or worrying about asset security. Now some platforms are starting to change their approach—directly involving users in voting, guiding product iterations, and even making each choice create real value for the community. This shift from passive reception to active shaping may be the true breakthrough direction for Web3. Users are no longer just participants but co-builders of the ecosystem; every decision is recorded, and every contribution can receive feedback. This is a new experiment worth observing.