A fascinating phenomenon has emerged: currently, over $12 billion in decentralized computing power is supporting the development of the next-generation on-chain service ecosystem.

Among them, a leading computing public chain is making the fastest progress in the sovereignty computing field, while IOTA is doing something seemingly low-key but extremely critical — laying a verified data layer, which is essential infrastructure for the real economy.

But there is a core issue: untrustworthy underlying data makes everything pointless. IOTA’s role in the global trade system is becoming a macro-level driving force, especially within the ADAPT framework.

Breaking down this logic:
• 1.5 billion people are connecting to a unified digital trade system
• Customs systems of various countries are beginning to adopt an IOTA-based verifiable data network
• Cargo tracking and related certificates are certified across the entire chain, tamper-proof
• USDT settlements flow along this trust infrastructure
• Large-scale elimination of settlement delays, data errors, and fraud costs

To put it plainly: a blockchain can scale applications, but future trade systems must run on a trusted infrastructure. The synergy of these two dimensions is what to watch.