Market noise is overwhelming. We need to pause and ask a fundamental question: what real, long-lasting problem is a protocol actually solving?

To be honest, many projects create demand that is artificial. But some are different—they address genuine pain points.

For example, the issue of capital efficiency. You have tokens and want to stake them to earn yields, but your assets are locked up and can't be flexibly allocated. That’s the core problem. Users need a solution that allows them to participate in staking and earn yields, while also being able to use their assets for lending or other scenarios. This is not a luxury demand; it’s a necessity for on-chain economic activity.

The liquidity staking solution hits exactly this point. Assets can become liquid, combined with native stablecoins, providing a reliable value measure and transaction medium for on-chain activities. Efficiency is indeed improved.

Strategic entry is also very precise. Starting from public chains like BNB Chain, which have massive user assets, directly addresses the real pain points of many token holders. The demand is clear, and the target is well-defined.

The key, the most critical point, is—security must be a prerequisite. Any efficiency gains cannot be built on shaky ground. Only fund security forms the foundation of trust.

Interestingly, there is an ecosystem effect. Because it’s genuinely useful, more and more applications are willing to integrate, creating a positive feedback loop. How do users evaluate it? Just one word: easy to use. This is more convincing than any marketing slogan. That’s true market validation.