David

That was always the original plan, is they were supposed to fork Aave and be a borrowing and lending application.

So in that same vein, they have launched World Liberty Markets, a borrowing and lending platform meant to expand the usage of the USD1 and WFLI tokens, along with other things you can deposit like Ether and stuff like that.

Is it Aave?

No, it's Dolomite, which is a borrowing and lending application that is founded by one of the advisors to World Liberty Markets.

This guy, Corey, who's got a CryptoPunk who looks very similar to mine, is the founder of Dolomite.

And he became one of the World Liberty Financial advisors.

And now World Liberty Financial is integrated with Dolomite, which is up 17% on the week, 12% on the week.

Yeah, my first thought is that it's just very clear that there is no such thing as a generalized layer two anymore.

Like you have to be opinionated, you have to verticalize, you have to choose a vector, a sector, and you have to penetrate deeply into it in order to be a chain at all in these days.

And so that's kind of what I'm saying here.

Everything's an app chain, basically?

everything is an app chain or at least like, or the apps must be built by the chains.

Like what, what chain is launching and being like, come build on us.

Like, no, like mega mafia is like this native app ecosystem built on mega ETH.

Monad is incubating its own apps.

World has all the world mini apps.

Zello has, Zello has mini pay and all of their apps.

Like everyone's kind of got their own verticalized app ecosystem.

And it makes sense that Polygon is putting this pretty like

It's not like in the code of the chain, but it's in the code of the company in a sense.