A changing trend is that multi-chain is moving from competition to collaboration.

@MultichainZ_ represents the direction of making cross-chain no longer a feature that requires repeated learning, but an experience that users inherently have.

By abstracting the differences of underlying chains, MultichainZ aims to shift attention from technical pathways to asset efficiency and usage frequency.

This is especially important at the application layer because genuine users care about whether they can use it smoothly, not how many chains are running behind the scenes.

When cross-chain becomes a fundamental capability rather than a selling point, the market will reevaluate the value of such protocols.

If this trend holds, the long-term significance of $CHAINZ could far exceed current emotional pricing.

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