As an observer with years of immersion in the Web3 world, I must admit that our entire industry has fallen into a mental trap, a narrow cage defined by the "performance bottleneck." For years, everything we've discussed, whether it's the debate between modularity and monolithic architectures or the pros and cons of various L2 solutions, has essentially been based on the same premise: the performance of the base layer is limited. This premise, like an invisible force of gravity, not only limits what we can build but, more frighteningly, limits what we dare to imagine. All our ingenuity has been devoted to finding ways to "circumvent" this limitation, not "eliminate" it. The biggest emotional impact of Solayer on me isn't the astonishing 1 million TPS, but the sense of "mental liberation" it brings. With an almost brutal engineering effort, it directly shattered the premise that had imprisoned us for years. It told the world: performance is no longer an issue. This change is disruptive because it forces us to rethink at a higher and more difficult level. When "can it be done" is no longer a question, "what should be built" becomes the only truly important question. My excitement stems from a premonition that a new "Cambrian Explosion" is imminent. The locks that have constrained the imaginations of the world's top developers have been unlocked. For game developers, they can stop thinking about putting assets on-chain and start thinking about building a never-ending metaverse where all physical rules and state are stored on-chain. For financial engineers, they can stop simulating CEX functionality on DEXs and start thinking about building a native, on-chain financial market that surpasses Nasdaq in both performance and transparency. For social application builders, they can stop worrying about data storage costs and start thinking about building a truly decentralized social graph capable of supporting real-time interactions among billions of people. In short, I believe that Solayer's true value shouldn't be measured by technical indicators, but by the quality and ambition of the next generation of applications it inspires. It ends the performance war and begins a true "application war." I am incredibly excited and excited for this impending war of boundless imagination. @solayer_labs #BuiltonSolayer $LAYER {spot}(LAYERUSDT)