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We’ve built incredible infrastructure for sub-second finality, cross-chain messaging, and complex smart contracts, yet the moment a regular user hits a bump—like a stuck transaction, a KYC glitch, or a missing memo—the experience completely degrades.

Most platforms force users into either:

1. An automated bot that regurgitates basic docs and offers no actual path to resolution.
2. Ticket systems with multi-week response times.

What happens next? Desperate users go to Reddit or Discord for help, only to get targeted by 15 different scammers sliding into their DMs pretending to be "Support."

If crypto is ever going to reach mainstream users, UX can't just mean a pretty UI—it has to include fast, secure, and clear customer support when things go wrong on-chain.

Do you think centralized exchanges and DeFi protocols should prioritize human-led support teams, or can AI agents actually solve this without compromising security? What’s been your worst (or best) support experience so far?