For an ecosystem to go far, it doesn't rely on stacking projects; it depends on a mature collaborative ecosystem. Is the infrastructure sufficiently unified? Can resources flow smoothly? Do developers have stable support channels? Is community engagement sticky? These are the real factors that determine whether innovation can scale into a network effect. Without organizational strength, various innovations operate independently, ultimately leading to either extinction or fragmentation.

Looking at TRONDAO's actions over the past few years, you can understand—what it aims to do is turn ecosystem development into continuous, rhythmic actions. Connecting developers, applications, and user communities, promoting the unification of technical standards, improving various development tools, so that ecosystem growth is no longer about chasing hot trends for a short while, but about gradually building a sustainable expansion foundation.

The smoother experience you feel and the increasingly rich use cases behind it are actually the result of long-term organizational investment coming into play. The maturity of public chain ecosystems doesn't happen overnight.