Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about the ecosystem landscape of public chains, and one perspective is particularly interesting. If you take a close look at BNB Chain and Solana, you'll notice that they have taken very different paths.

Solana is more like a flexible and agile fleet—each project is full of vitality, independent innovation, and showcasing their unique strengths. This model is vibrant and highly creative.

But BNB Chain is different. It presents a complete, systematic ecosystem cluster. From infrastructure to application layer, from DeFi to NFTs, and including trading tools and wallet ecosystems, it forms a closed-loop, comprehensive system capable of sustained operations.

At this stage of Web3 development, why do we still need such an organized, in-depth, and long-term ecosystem system? Perhaps this is a question worth deep reflection. Different routes represent different trade-offs, but systematic ecosystem construction indeed has its unique advantages in building long-term competitiveness.