While researching Mitosis's collaboration with Ether.fi, I was particularly drawn to the innovative miLRT voucher—it transforms Ether.fi's eETH (which holds a 38% share of the LRT market) into a cross-chain, tradable asset. This combination of "LRT + programmable liquidity" is the key to unlocking the value of the MITO ecosystem. Mitosis's "Expedition Plan" is essentially about building a cross-chain circulation network for LRT assets. After users deposit eETH into the Mitosis multi-chain vault, the generated miLRT can be freely transferred across 15 supported chains: staking on Arbitrum to earn lending yield, transferring it across chains to Optimism to participate in DEX market making, and redeeming it for maAssets on the Mitosis chain to split the revenue stream. This design allows LRT holders to earn additional cross-chain strategy returns without giving up native staking returns, fully activating the liquidity value of static assets. MITO plays a crucial role as a "value hub": miLRT's cross-chain transaction fees are paid in MITO, and the gMITO generated by staking can vote on the cross-chain fee rates for LRT assets. Users who actively participate in LRT liquidity management receive additional LMITO rewards. The integration of Hyperlane 2.0 allows Mitosis to expand across multiple chains without manual integration, and currently supports miLRT circulation on 25 chains. In my opinion, MITO's value is deeply tied to the penetration of the LRT ecosystem. As the total scale of Ethereum's LRT approaches $50 billion, if Mitosis can capture 20% of the cross-chain liquidity market share, miLRT-related scenarios will generate continuous demand for MITO to be burned. This "ecosystem growth drives token deflation" logic is far more sustainable than simple staking incentives. #Mitosis @MitosisOrg $MITO