A few days ago, I was helping a friend move. The elevator in the building was so slow and small that every time we moved something, we had to wait in line forever. My friend complained, 'Ugh, this is way too slow.' I chuckled and thought to myself, isn’t this just like the old blockchain? Slow, clunky, and not secure enough. Then I suddenly thought of @Cysic_xyz. They’re like the high-tech movers: not only can they help you move stuff, but they also make sure every box is accounted for (trust is verifiable), move so fast you can’t even blink (super high performance), and no one can peek inside your stuff (privacy is secure). With zero-knowledge proof technology, everyone can rest assured: 'My stuff is fine,' without having to reveal what’s inside. Whether it’s Layer-2 projects or AI applications, they can speed things up, moving fast and steady. Standing downstairs waiting for the elevator, I thought to myself: maybe this is the future—everything can be quickly verified, safe and efficient. It’s like suddenly having an all-around assistant in life, and you don’t have to worry about a thing. That’s why I’m keeping my eyes on @Cysic_xyz.