The Cure for the Digital Tower of Babel: Falcon Finance and Semantic Interoperability The current multi-chain world is a "digital Tower of Babel": each chain and each protocol uses its own "language" (data format, asset standards, event interfaces). Cross-chain interaction is not just about transferring assets, but also about translating information and transforming context. @falcon_finance To become a true cross-chain brain, it must overcome the ultimate challenge of "semantic interoperability"—understanding the true meaning of data on different chains and performing intelligent operations in the correct context. Falcon is building a "protocol semantic graph." This is not a simple API list, but an evolving knowledge base that defines: 1) Asset semantics: On different chains, seemingly identical assets (such as USDC) may represent different legal claims or technical implementations (native, bridged, or encapsulated versions), with varying risk attributes; 2) Operational semantics: On different DEXs, "adding liquidity" may mean entering a constant product pool, a stablecoin pool, or a centralized liquidity pool, with completely different impermanent loss curves; 3) Risk semantics: Different lending protocols have different "liquidation" mechanisms, health factor calculations, and auction processes. Based on this graph, Falcon's cross-chain engine will be upgraded to a "context-aware translator." When it decides to transfer assets from protocol X on chain A to protocol Y on chain B, it not only performs the cross-chain transfer but also automatically handles a series of semantic transformations: for example, before the transfer, on chain A, the asset is converted from an encapsulated form to a more general cross-chain standard form; on chain B, according to the specific requirements of protocol Y, the asset is converted to the appropriate #FalconFinance.