I started building HyperTradeWorx mostly because I was tired of how clunky on-chain trading still feels. The infra is amazing, but the experience is still: open five tabs, connect wallets everywhere, bridge things, pray you clicked the right button, then pretend this is “the future of finance.” I think the next wave of traders will come from phones, not desktop setups. Especially in markets like India, Brazil, Indonesia, and Nigeria, where people are already mobile-first and often care way more about access to dollar markets than fancy trading jargon. So I built the app I wanted: one mobile app, self-custody, routed trading across multiple venues, with the boring painful stuff hidden in the background. It’s live now, first users are in, first trades are routed, and the meter is already on. Still early, still messy, but that’s kind of the fun part.