Take a look at the flow of on-chain funds every day. After observing for a while, you'll notice that the current market preference is quite uniform: everyone wants their assets to be a bit more stable, to use them more smoothly, and ideally, not to be bogged down by cross-chain processes. With this mindset, I re-experienced @MultichainZ_ , and the result was quite different from my previous impression.

One point that resonates with me the most is that it removes the boundaries of assets. Generally, RWA and on-chain assets are two separate systems, and many protocols keep them particularly distinct. But MultichainZ's idea is straightforward: stable assets like government bonds and real estate can be included in a unified collateral framework along with ETH, USDC, and NFTs. For those looking to reduce volatility, this combination approach is clearly more solid and aligns better with the current pace at which institutions are starting to seriously lay out their Web3 strategies.

The second highlight is that it makes the cross-chain experience very seamless. The most frustrating part of cross-chain lending for me in the past was bridging; the process was long, fees were high, and it was prone to issues. But in MultichainZ, after you collateralize once, you can directly lend on chains like Plume and Base without needing to handle bridging again. When I did it for the first time, I was even stunned for a few seconds; the experience was much cleaner than I had imagined. For someone like me who often navigates multiple chains, this smoothness is a huge plus.

The project's pace is considered steady, without the feeling of changing slogans every day or constantly creating new gimmicks. Starting from 2023, it secured funding and then launched the mainnet in June this year, following a solid and steady progression. The community now has over 50,000 members, creating a pragmatic atmosphere, and activities and AMAs are progressing normally. The testing tasks I've recently completed have also been quite easy, with no high entry barriers.