The barrier to Web3's global expansion isn't really about whether people want in—it's about whether they can actually get in. Crypto operates without borders, that's the whole point. But the infrastructure telling people "yes, you can participate" is full of gatekeepers. Apps require downloads, private keys intimidate newcomers, exchanges demand verification you might not be able to provide. Meanwhile, billions of people worldwide are missing the basics: no self-custody wallet, no reliable internet connection, sometimes not even a smartphone capable of running what they need. The gap between "borderless currency" and "borderless access" is still massive.