In recent months, @ MorphLayer's actions have become increasingly practical, from the iteration of technology at the bottom of the chain, to the design of community gameplay, and to the strategic binding with Bitget (Cointel), almost every aspect is promoting the seemingly distant goal of "Web3 popularization". The biggest highlight of this time is the deep cooperation between Morph and Bitget - BG transferred 440 million BGBs to the Morph Foundation, half of which were directly destroyed, and the other half were locked in to support Morph's ecological construction and global promotion, which is equivalent to treating BGBs directly as Morph's main chain gas and governance assets, completely bundled. You can understand it as: Bitget has bet on its most valuable asset, publicly betting on the future of Morph. Why can Morph make BG place a heavy bet? Morph is not the next Layer2, but the entrance to the "online consumer Internet" Other Layer2 upgrades in throughput and TPS, but Morph has been the opposite from the beginning. It is more like a Web3 operating system for "ordinary people": allowing you to transfer money, buy coffee, play games, and browse rankings, all as simple as using an app. Its main network, Morph Mainnet, was launched as early as 2023, using a hybrid architecture: Optimal Rollup for performance, ZK Proof for security, block time of 2 seconds, Gas cost 70% cheaper than ETH, and compatibility with most applications on EVM. This allows developers to migrate at a low threshold and lays the foundation for Morph to become a landing platform for real scenarios such as on chain payments, gaming, and social networking in the future. Security layer: self-developed RVP model+decentralized sorter @MorphLayer did not simply copy existing solutions, but instead used its own RVP (Reactive Proof of Validity) model to combine ZK-SNARK with optimistic verification mechanisms to accelerate on chain transaction verification. More importantly, it abandons the old path of "centralized sorters" and adopts a consensus architecture similar to Tendermint to prevent sorting monopolies. The on chain interaction experience is smoother and avoids the old problem of 'who has more gas, who takes priority'. Data layer: decentralized indexing system Morph has also developed his own Indexing Network, which reconstructs data indexes using IPFS+Merkle Tree structure, supporting functions such as NFT rarity ranking, game record tracking, DeFi data panel, all of which do not rely on centralized services. Moreover, the latency is extremely low, and it can also create its own subgraphs. In the future, AI will be added to automatically generate query interfaces, which is extremely friendly to developers. Tool layer: Developer SDK+Unity plugin+AI assistant Currently, Morph has released a complete SDK that supports TypeScript, Rust, Solidity, and even the Unity plugin. Before the end of the year, an AI programming assistant will be launched, supporting "one click deployment" of dApps, truly making Web3 applications "low threshold and high availability". If you are a developer, this tool can greatly reduce the cost of trial and error; If you are an ordinary user, you can also participate in testing through Telegram Bot, web tasks, etc., accumulate points, and lock in future airdrop opportunities in advance. Activity mechanism: Points linked to tokens, truly achieving 'valuable tasks' The current Season 2 event is centered around the testing network Hoodi, where users earn Morph Points through cross chain, interactive, and task completion methods. These points will be directly linked to the BGB of future TGEs, equivalent to early card slots. Morph's task system is extremely detailed, with all visual operations from bridging, trading to ranking queries, and assisted by Telegram Bot guidance, making it very suitable for beginners to get started. Bitget and Bitget Wallet have brought Morph a tangible global resource portal. This is not only an investment in capital, but also an open support for brand and traffic. BGB has become a native asset of Morph, which means that Morph's ecosystem is essentially an extension of Bitget. It is not "starting from scratch", but directly connecting with the entrance platform of over 120 million users. BG dares to invest its core asset BGB in Morph, which is actually telling everyone that this is the L2 project they personally supported. You can say that @ MorphLayer is Layer2, or you can say it is a consumer finance chain. But fundamentally, it attempts to address the entry barrier of the entire Web3: using Morph as a bridge to connect financial, entertainment, content, interaction, and other scenarios on the chain. Not remaking Layer2, but restructuring the user experience; It's not just about speeding up and reducing fees, but about making things on the chain truly usable. If this path can be paved, Morph is not just a new weapon for Bitget, but more likely a catalyst for the popularization of Web3. The event with @ Bantr_fun will end tomorrow Morph Bantr