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I have always had a strong interest in new things in decentralized finance (DeFi), feeling that this field can produce different variations. I have seen many innovations before, but it wasn't until the sudden emergence of @Solayer that I truly realized: my assets can play so many roles within an ecosystem.
Take the core element sSOL in @Solayer as an example. We typically 'stake' our assets (which is like depositing money somewhere to get a basic return), but previously, after doing this, the assets would be essentially 'locked' and could only wait for that fixed return. However, with sSOL, it's different— even if the assets are already staked, we can still use these assets for other things: for instance, lending the assets to others to earn extra interest; or putting them into a 'liquidity pool' to help others complete transactions and earn a share of the fees; or even participating in derivative trading (simply put, making some extra profits by following market fluctuations). This way, a single asset can earn multiple incomes, and the returns stack up, making it much more cost-effective than before.