Trinity is more user friendly then ?   That alone would be something to be bullish about as the vast majority of users are just casual consumers of crypto currency rather then especially clued up on the internal workings of what makes blockchains especially different to anything else I think.
  Thats a plus and a negative, theres a burden on developers to round off the sharp edges to prevent people accidentally screwing things up.   I do think crypto in general wont go far without passing the drunk test, ie. just how bad or good is it for people paying for their drinks or meal while drunk when out on the town.
   The banks themselves are in this kind of APP market trying to encourage people to pay with various convenient methods.  Of course that side is FIAT based and I really want to see a super easy crypto standard that cant be screwed up by putting a dot in the wrong place or pressing the wrong button in haste and paying a $600 transaction fee like I read one charity did after receiving many donations to its wallet


Thats the nature of success, people wander into this who are only half interested.    Some of them are intelligent and can self navigate eventually and some need a warning sign every 5 metres they venture