More and more blockchain networks are building their own applications now. Finally seeing this shift happen.
It makes sense. Why wait for external developers when you can launch native apps directly on your chain? Faster execution, better alignment with the network's roadmap, deeper integration with core infrastructure.
Multiple chains doing this simultaneously is actually a signal—it means the ecosystem is maturing. Teams realize that attracting builders is great, but having in-house development ensures consistent quality and drives real adoption.
This could reshape how we think about chain competitiveness. It's not just about TVL and transaction speed anymore. It's about what actual products and services run natively on the network.
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GasFeeCryer
· 14h ago
ngl, this is the right way—manage your own ecosystem yourself. Finally, the chain has figured it out.
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TokenTherapist
· 01-12 00:58
NGL, this is the right way. Build your own ecosystem and nurture it yourself; otherwise, relying entirely on external developers is just gambling with luck.
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tokenomics_truther
· 01-12 00:53
ngl, this is true competitiveness. Don't just focus on TVL and those虚的数字
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GasGasGasBro
· 01-12 00:47
Nah, this is the real move. Build your own ecosystem yourself, no need to look at others' faces anymore.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 01-12 00:44
To be honest, native apps should have been adopted long ago, but truly capable chains with execution power are few and far between.
More and more blockchain networks are building their own applications now. Finally seeing this shift happen.
It makes sense. Why wait for external developers when you can launch native apps directly on your chain? Faster execution, better alignment with the network's roadmap, deeper integration with core infrastructure.
Multiple chains doing this simultaneously is actually a signal—it means the ecosystem is maturing. Teams realize that attracting builders is great, but having in-house development ensures consistent quality and drives real adoption.
This could reshape how we think about chain competitiveness. It's not just about TVL and transaction speed anymore. It's about what actual products and services run natively on the network.