Developers of Solayer are starting to emerge, and the ecosystem is also accelerating its takeoff. The idea is clear: first build the city well, and then attract people. Set up the table first, then everyone will place their bets on it. To put it simply, the public blockchain ecosystem is not built on storytelling or drawing cakes. It needs to be played and earned first in order to attract more developers and users to stay. If I were an official, the approach would be simple: spend money to support infrastructure, support innovative projects, even forking, as long as they can be safely launched, run, and withstand the scene, they will all be supported. Stack up the protocols first, and the ecological heat will naturally rise. Essentially, a public chain depends on four things: Someone is playing (trading volume) Someone left (number of users) Someone participates (economic flywheel) Someone makes money (wealth effect) Solayer actually brought over Solana's developers first, set up the chassis, and as soon as the data started running, it was enough to eat.