I was scrolling around the top of the list, muttering to myself: Strange, what kind of algorithm is this? Why are all these old projects suddenly afraid to speak up I just realized that everyone is focused on a new project - @ MitosisOrg. In the past, cross chain was like moving bricks, moving some money from the left to the right, ensuring safety and avoiding pitfalls. Mitosis took a different approach and directly created a 'shared flow layer'. Simply put, it's not about me spending money one by one, but about putting all the money on the chain into one big pool and using it together, with high efficiency. It has designed a derivative token. If you participate in LP, you will receive this token, which is not a rigid voucher, but can be exchanged 1:1 for the live money of your initial assets. It's like putting funds in, but still retaining the right to leave at any time. The liquidity pool of old projects is like a locked prison, but this thing is more like a hotel that can go out at any time. In addition, there is no shortage of funds behind it: a seed round of $7 million led by Amber Group and Foresight Ventures. To be honest, this configuration makes many people feel more stable. So the list became a Asura arena: Some people rush to rank for U rewards, while others think that even if they can't get U, they can at least receive tokens from the project team. At this point, you realize that no one dares to continue with those old projects, and everyone is running around to get involved with Mitosis. In the cryptocurrency industry, old stories cannot be told anymore, and new narratives are often the ones that can prolong life. Mitosis is right at the intersection of cross chain and liquidity, no wonder everyone is vying for words.