DeFi has recently hit a bottleneck and experienced market instability; even interest rate cuts seem to have little effect. However, Soul (@0xSoulProtocol) is clearly reshaping the landscape. It's not just about "cross-chain bridging," but about rewriting the lending architecture: deposits on chain A, loans on chain B, with real-time position linkage, and collateral no longer locked in isolated silos. The core problem with DeFi in the past wasn't insufficient demand, but rather the fragmented experience and inefficient capital resulting from structural fragmentation. Soul (@0xSoulProtocol) unifies the routing of mainstream markets like Aave, Compound, and Venus into a single liquidity layer. Users see only one interface, while the protocol handles multi-chain message synchronization, risk calculation, and health factor management at the underlying level. This abstraction is essentially a "nervous system," coordinating value across chains rather than through hard connections. It makes funding faster, risk clearer, and DeFi more holistic. But a question arises: will unified liquidity sacrifice the experimental nature of the multi-chain ecosystem? I believe not. On the contrary, it may bring free competition back to a unified track, allowing diversity to be built on efficiency, not fragmentation. Soul (@0xSoulProtocol) is worth observing in the long term. #KaitoYap @KaitoAI #Yap