Web3 remains difficult for many people. Handling digital assets requires creating a wallet, selecting a network, and sending and receiving tokens. While these steps are familiar to those accu
Web3 remains difficult for many people. Handling digital assets requires creating a wallet, selecting a network, and sending and receiving tokens. While these steps are familiar to those accustomed to blockchain, they represent a high barrier to entry for beginners. As a result, even with excellent technology, it faces the challenge of not easily integrating into daily life.AI is becoming easier, so why is Web3 still so difficult?Lumy, an AI-powered Web3 project, started from this question. Its goal is not simply to add more features, but to create an environment where AI can understand complex blockchain processes and users can utilize the service without being aware of the technology.In May 2026, Lumy published its official white paper and issued its native token, $LUMY. The white paper outlines a vision for a "Life Operating System (Life OS)" that integrates AI, blockchain, and digital payments. Blockchain will serve as the foundation for services, AI will understand users, and users will enjoy convenient experiences without being constrained by complex technologies—this is the future that Lumy envisions.
