Lei Yang

So that's also we kind of try to pick.

So it's all about

kind of deciding how to allocate the revenue within the ecosystem right i think the chain team should be a bit restrained i would say so that there's a vibrant app ecosystem they can get their fair share but meanwhile

yeah, we also need to, yeah, we also need the tokens to do well.

So it's a kind of a delicate balance, I would say.

So what I can say is we are very focused and we are thinking about something that I think is equally fundamental as the other two, but yeah, no detail to share right now.

Interesting.

So I think we kind of touched on that point a little bit a while ago.

So it's about what's the benefit of a monolithic chain with high performance and can host many apps and to have them compose synchronously.

And the key here is composability.

So I think we went through a few examples and if like a hypothetical application can come and there are a bunch of existing primitives on MegaEat that are

thriving and with lots of liquidity, lots of interesting existing users, I think this is a major benefit to these new applications.

And this is also one of the north stars when we curate our ecosystem.

We just keep asking ourselves, can we cultivate a cohort of applications such that when new applications are kind of shopping around for chains to build on, they can immediately recognize that, okay, hey, MegaEth has everything I already have, not just in terms of performance, but also in terms of building blocks.

And

they might realize that it takes very little time or effort to build what they want to build on top of MegaEth.

So this is kind of our ultimate endgame in terms of ecosystem.

And then kind of coming back to a more technical perspective, I think building on a chain that already exists, I think it just saves a lot of headache.

Shuya and I went to New York for a micro offset and we also got to meet a bunch of MegaMafia funders.

I think we kept hearing from them that we kept hearing them telling us that, you know, yes, we know there are app chains, so many stacks to choose from.