The payment public chain track is very lively, but most projects only boast about "low Gas." What’s the result? Slow settlement times, fluctuating stablecoin transfer fees, and a terrible user experience.

Some projects have made real progress. Zero-fee USD₮ transfers, instant settlement, and over 1000+ TPS throughput—these numbers look impressive, but the key is whether they are truly usable. The Paymaster contract allows users to pay Gas fees without actually paying, backed by an initial stablecoin liquidity of over $2 billion. The entire system design is solid.

The tech stack is also interesting. EVM compatibility means low migration costs for developers, no need to rewrite contracts. The trust-minimized cross-chain bridging design connects values across different chains, which is the real approach to solving practical problems.

Compared to those projects that only talk about visions without real implementation, the true standards of evaluation are three: How large is the actual user base? What is the on-chain transfer frequency? Can it operate stably? These are the areas where payment infrastructure should speak for itself.