In the past few years, we have seen countless chains attempting to solve the "cross chain" problem, but most interoperability protocols have ultimately been stuck at the stage of "technology can do it, but no one uses it". The direction of StripChain @ StripChain is a bit interesting—— We specialize in full stack intent protocols and cross chain unified execution environments, aiming to achieve true "interoperability 3.0" with the goal of eliminating Polkadot and building an operating system that can run omnichain apps. Of course, I think the interesting thing about StripChain is not just its technical roadmap, but its focus on building a "usable" full stack ecosystem, rather than just idling the underlying protocol layer. It provides a clear vision: you don't need to know which chain you are using, just like you don't need to know which server the app is deployed on. This sounds like LayerZero's vision, but StripChain is not just about linking chains, but also about "intention" and "execution": that is, making wallets, VMs, and DEX themselves, intent-based， Full chain calling, the underlying layer is a bit harsh. That's why it dares to claim to be interoperability 3.0! In addition, the token issuance mechanism of StripChain has introduced a new gameplay called ITTC, which is similar to a dynamic version of LBP+zkSync Fairdrop hybrid: Actually, there are two key points: one ️⃣ Community buying is cheaper and earlier than VC: VC valuation is 100M, community starting valuation is only 15M, and the highest is 150M; two ️⃣ Coin issuance with high circulation+conditional release: everyone takes 50% of TGE, and the remaining 50% is released in installments, but the coin price remains above 150M FDV (otherwise it will be locked) It's a bit of an early LRT flavor, I'm interested in researching it, and Epoch 1 is LIVE is now open; If interested, you can enter here—— https://ico.stripchain.xyz/?whitelist=bitwu