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@MitosisOrg In the current context of surging demand for cross-chain solutions in blockchain, Mitosis is creating a new paradigm for cross-chain liquidity and asset interoperability through a differentiated approach. Unlike traditional bridging solutions, it prioritizes security and decentralization as core anchors, reducing cross-chain asset risks from a technical architecture perspective; at the same time, it enhances efficiency and user experience through process optimization, addressing the industry pain point of balancing 'security' and 'usability'. #Mitosis #MitosisAirdrop #MitosisOnBinance

Currently, the rapid expansion of fields such as DeFi and GameFi has led to an explosive growth in the demand for asset circulation between chains, making cross-chain a fundamental infrastructure for ecological development, and Mitosis's technical philosophy precisely addresses this core demand.
$MITO As the core token of the ecosystem, it is not merely a single incentive tool but also a key support for driving the iteration of cross-chain infrastructure. It spans core aspects such as governance, settlement, and node maintenance, while attracting developers and project parties through its economic model to build a positive ecological cycle. If it can continue to strengthen ecological stability and external cooperation, $MITO is expected to occupy an important position in the cross-chain arena, injecting new momentum into the industry's interconnectedness.

Recently noticed the @Somnia_Network Somnia_Network on this #Somnia chain, feeling that its approach is quite appealing. Firstly, it follows the EVM-compatible L1 route, which is crucial! Most developers are currently revolving around the EVM ecosystem, and the code can be migrated without significant changes, directly reducing development and migration costs, which lowers the threshold for developers, making it easier to attract project parties to build their sites, and better empower the $SOMI ecosystem. More importantly, it also focuses on consumer applications, creating a positive feedback loop: first attracting a batch of consumer-oriented projects (like blockchain games, content platforms), these projects bring in the first batch of users; with more users, more project parties will be attracted to join, enriching the ecosystem; conversely, a healthy ecosystem offers more choices for users, naturally increasing retention and activity levels. Once this snowball effect gets going, the potential for future development becomes significant. #SomniaNetwor #SomniaSOMI

Recently noticed @Somnia_Network's #Somnia chain, and it feels quite right. Firstly, it is following the EVM-compatible L1 route, which is crucial! Currently, most developers are revolving around the EVM ecosystem, and the code can be migrated without major changes, significantly lowering development and migration costs, effectively reducing the barriers for developers, which naturally makes it easier to attract projects to build on it, and better empowers the $SOMI ecosystem. More importantly, it also focuses on consumer applications, creating a positive feedback loop: first, attract a batch of consumer projects (such as blockchain games and content platforms), these projects bring in the first batch of users; as the user base grows, it will attract more projects to settle in, enriching the ecosystem; conversely, with a good ecosystem, users have more choices, naturally increasing retention and activity. Once this snowball effect starts, the potential for future development becomes significant.

I have been pondering how public chains aimed at mass consumption should develop. I would like to share my core judgment — the growth of such public chains in the future will definitely rely on scenarios of "high frequency, small amount, and instant settlement"! Recently, I looked at the Somnia chain, and I feel its approach is quite fitting. First of all, it follows the EVM-compatible L1 route, which is crucial! Most developers are currently revolving around the EVM ecosystem, and the code can be migrated without major changes, significantly reducing development and migration costs, which effectively lowers the threshold for developers and naturally makes it easier to attract projects to set up.

@Somnia_Network#Somnia $SOMI