MooKing Honestly｜Has Kava really changed the way we play with Ethereum DApps?

One of the recent hot topics on Binance is the arrival of the "multi-chain era". So, what exactly has changed in the way we play with Ethereum DApps with Kava?

To put it simply: Before, if you bought a concert ticket (Ethereum DApp), you could only use it at the Taipei Arena. Now with Kava, you can take the same ticket to the Kaohsiung Arena and enjoy faster entry (lower Gas fees, quick confirmations).

Professional analysis: Ethereum DApp = Decentralized applications (like DeFi protocols such as Uniswap and Aave). Without Kava, if you wanted to deploy to another chain, you had to rewrite the code and adapt to the new environment. With Kava, you can just copy and paste. This allows developers to quickly "expand multi-chain", and users can also connect seamlessly.

On-chain data indicates that several DeFi protocols on Ethereum have expressed a willingness to settle on Kava. The community generally believes that this can form a "parallel diffusion of the Ethereum ecosystem".

Speaking for myself, I view it as a "copy market" to alleviate the pressure on congested chains. This way, even if Ethereum transaction fees are sky-high, I still have another option. Would you consider spreading transactions to Kava?

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