Ethereum's boring improvements might matter more than the next big narrative

One thing I've started appreciating about Ethereum is that some of the most important progress isn't really exciting to watch. Better UX, lower friction, scaling improvements, wallets getting easier to use, developers making things simpler for normal users, none of that makes for a crazy headline. But honestly, that's probably the stuff that matters most if Ethereum is ever going to become something people use without even thinking about the blockchain underneath. I'm way more interested in that kind of progress now than I was a couple of years ago. The hype comes and goes. The boring improvements are what actually stick.