In one day, more than thirty thousand participants made the same choice - to move their funds to a new on-chain upper band system.

What's even more interesting are those well-dressed institutions behind the scenes. Traditional players like banks and funds are starting to quietly test the on-chain world through unified interfaces. If this had been said two years ago, would you have believed it?

What is now on the table is a track worth over a trillion dollars, theoretically capable of covering billions of users. The problem is that the traditional financial approval process is painfully slow, while DeFi is as chaotic as a vegetable market—who will build this bridge?

Some are betting that underlying infrastructure can break the deadlock. After all, if we really want institutions to enter on a large scale, just having the slogan of decentralization is not enough; we need solutions that can withstand regulatory pressure while maintaining on-chain efficiency. In this game, the value capture capability of the core token is key.