The entire Web3 landscape is embracing a sense of participation, and @PortaltoBitcoin directly embodies this philosophy in its product design. They've created a dedicated community rewards platform, the Community Reward Hub. Essentially, they've transformed the testnet into a game, with tasks, badges, and contributions—the entire process feels more like play than pure testing. This clever design not only engages the community but also tests various details of the network. Architecturally, Portal doesn't rely on a single feature to break out, but rather "transfers" the entire Bitcoin ecosystem into a multi-chain world while preserving its sovereignty. Their entire sovereignty stack is designed to enable Bitcoin to be dynamic without sacrificing its inherent trustless logic. Previously, BTC's only options for participating in DeFi were bridges or asset bundling, both of which are now largely unsafe. Portal's approach effectively provides BTC with a secure channel for global access. To be honest, this is a very delicate time. On the one hand, Bitcoin has reached record highs, even entering the US government's strategic reserve, and even institutions are starting to stockpile it as an underlying asset. However, on the other hand, its real applications remain limited. Portal addresses this pain point. It doesn't aim to transform Bitcoin, but rather to integrate it seamlessly into the multi-chain ecosystem. In my opinion, this isn't just a "Bitcoin bridge," but more like giving BTC a "digital sovereignty pass." If it can truly solve the problems of cross-chain transactions, transactions, and participation, Bitcoin's future role in Web3 may not just be "hard currency," but a true player in its construction. Backpack