Solving the Access Problem

Most users never make it from curiosity to ownership.

68% of first-time users drop off before completing a single on-chain transaction. The problem isn’t demand — it’s access.

Why the current access stack is broken

Today’s onboarding path forces users through a maze:

  1. Acquire gas on a CEX

  2. Wait for withdrawals

  3. Install a wallet

  4. Transfer funds

  5. Connect to a DEX

  6. Approve the token

  7. Swap and hope the price hasn’t changed

This seven-step gauntlet destroys intent, kills conversion, and keeps on-chain ecosystems from growing.

Why access must be a network property

Access today is platform-controlled:

  • CEX listings decide what the world can buy

  • Bridges and wrappers fragment markets

  • On-ramps support only a handful of assets

To unlock a global tokenized economy, access must be native to the network, not granted by platforms.

The HTTP Moment for On-Chain Value

HTTP turned websites into instantly reachable destinations.

The Universal Access Schema (UAS) does the same for on-chain assets — making every verified token resolvable through a single, open addressing format:

https://buy.onchain.money/[chain]/[token]

One link. One step. Instant ownership.

Access becomes infrastructure, not a service.

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