Now the Layer2 track is no longer a game that can be played alone; it’s all about how strong your ecological 'circle of friends' is. Caldera understands this very well; it's not just about burying itself in technology but also about teaming up with a group of developers and project parties to accomplish big things—this is the right way to play in the ecosystem.
Don’t think that having technology is enough to develop Layer2; without projects onboard, it’s just an empty shell. What’s smart about Caldera? It has turned modular tools into an 'ecological invitation,' allowing both nascent small teams and established projects to get on board at low cost. Many DeFi protocols and NFT platforms are already using its tools to build dedicated chains. This model of 'you build the building, I provide the infrastructure' directly accelerates ecological expansion.
More importantly, it understands the principle of 'resource exchange.' Connecting to the OP Stack ecosystem means opening up the upstream and downstream supply chains; ready-made technical components and user traffic can be utilized without needing to build channels from scratch. This 'borrowing a boat to go to sea' approach allows Caldera's ecological snowball to grow bigger and bigger, with more projects and more active users; as the ecological passport, $ERA 's value naturally rises.
What Web3 currently lacks isn’t technology, but the ecological soil to implement that technology. With its combination of 'low entry barriers + resource sharing,' Caldera is building its own 'ecological army.'
Once more vertical projects get up and running, this ecological effect is not something that can be achieved alone.