Nansen, a blockchain analysis company, has collaborated with recovering, an on-chain UX platform behind WalletConnect Network, to publish the 2025 State of Onchain UX report. Based on nearly 1,000 behavioral data and survey -answers of active crypto users in the US and the UK, the report investigates how users deal with portfolios, apps and block chains.
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Although the user experience in chains improves, however, there are constant problems with fragmentation between portfolios and chains. The use of the wallet has grown, in which 62% of users manage two or more portfolios. Interoperability locations are also an important cause of this trend, together with the increasing security needs.
When it comes to the use of their mobile portfolios, consumers still appreciate them, but they are more inclined to use the use of hardware and on exhibition -based portfolios. Interesting is that 48% assigns different portfolios for chains and 44% have extra portfolios to guarantee security.
Stablecoin growth and shifting user cases
The ownership of Stablecoin has risen from 20% to 37% in one year, so that the use is moved to more risky practical applications such as remitter and savings. Although this growth has taken place, 12% of users mentioned payments as their primary use case. The most popularly kept active is still Bitcoin, who has 64 percent of users in their portfolio.
It also indicates an uneven behavior of the expectations of users and users. The fact that 54% believe that decentralized payments and social apps are the future, but trade is still leading in activity, suggests that crypto stays worldwide as something that is not entirely common. However, developers are able to fill this gap and improve the usability and usefulness for all developers.
Security and interoperability remain important priorities
According to the report of Nansen and Reows, the spirits have been somewhat improved, because 69% of users reported to feel safe with crypto tools, in contrast to 50.5% last year. Yet 21% of users are affected by phishing attacks, which means that a need for protective UX design. Moreover, most of these respondents thought seamless cross-chain access were important, but 5% stated that interoperability was unimportant.
Moreover, the report mentions the growing interest in AI wallet functions, gasless transactions and intelligent routing. User requirements that have evolved to lead them to the desire that simplified, safe and flexible on-chain experiences are reflected are reflected in these functions. Heroven and Nansen emphasize the importance of higher Onchain UXs to improve acceptance by all consumers and institutional segments.