At the end of the day, the few long-standing problems that Web3 has been criticized for are just a few: the network freezes like a slideshow, cross chain usage feels like a puzzle game, and developers are constantly stepping on pitfalls. These problems are not because no one wants to solve them, but because the underlying 'foundation' is not firmly established. And @ AvailProject's move is aimed at the most hardcore task of "repairing infrastructure". It doesn't adopt the new public chain's gameplay of "sounding good but not actually landing", but truly wants to make blockchain more user-friendly. Whether you are working on a project, writing code, or purely a user, its approach is clear: don't mess around, don't be expensive, and don't tinker. Firstly, Avail provides insights into the issue of expensive data storage. Rollup originally had to store data on the main chain for every transaction, which was expensive and slow. Save it yourself, but I'm afraid it's not safe. Avail has created a 'secure but affordable' data outsourcing service, removing this burden from the chain. Not a single penny is saved, whether you are a developer or a user, you can directly feel that transactions are faster and costs are lower. Secondly, due to the inconvenience of cross chain, Nexus has directly implemented a "cross chain one-stop service". You can understand it as compressing the original steps of twists and turns into a "one click operation", without even using the wallet for back cutting. The key is that this is not a concept on the white paper, but a real product that can already be used. Thirdly, the security mechanism does not rely on a single coin to support it. The design concept of Fusion Security is to bring mainstream currencies such as BTC and ETH into the multi currency security defense. The sharp drop of a certain coin will not affect the entire system, the risk is shared, and the ability to resist attacks is much stronger. And most importantly, these features are not just in the "PPT stage", they are truly implemented and launched. There are already projects using Nexus SDK integration, and more and more Rollup is also integrating its DA module. The whole rhythm is also very stable: the team is working, and the market is giving confidence. Recently, there has been little fluctuation in the unlocking period, which is actually because everyone recognizes that it is not relying on hype, but really pushing things forward. To put it simply, @ AvailProject is not the kind of "hot coin" that skyrockets immediately after its launch, but rather, when you look back in a few years, you will find that it, which was originally low-key, has become the foundation that supports a large number of chains. @YapdotMarket Avail KaitoAI