Soneium feels more like integrating product thinking into blockchain infrastructure. Their strategy isn’t about stacking flashy parameters but pushing the entire experience towards 'usability.' That’s why they’ve adopted the OP Stack in their architecture and positioned themselves within the Superchain ecosystem. This allows the network to share Ethereum’s security while enabling cross-chain collaboration. What’s even more critical is @soneium’s approach at the data layer. Not only does it support the standard EVM execution environment, but it’s also advancing a composable Rollup model. This lets projects offload computational pressure off-chain and securely submit it back to the main chain. For gaming, content platforms, and high-frequency interaction scenarios, this means lower latency and more stable costs. Their ecosystem strategy is also quite pragmatic. They’re starting by enabling stablecoin payments, allowing users to participate in on-chain activities directly with USDC. Then, they’re gradually expanding application coverage through creator tools and content pipelines. It doesn’t look like they’re building a 'faster Ethereum,' but rather a foundational layer that can accommodate mainstream content distribution. Overall, @soneium’s approach is steady but methodical, with a clear methodology. The focus isn’t on shouting about visions but on making the chain a true business carrier. This is an incredibly valuable asset for projects aiming for large-scale user applications in the future. @soneium @Bantr_fun Bantr Soneium