As the ecosystem expands to a certain stage, almost every chain encounters a similar hurdle: projects pile up like mountains, but users' operation paths are scattered and disorganized. Assets are shuffled back and forth across various applications, and ultimately, activity is monopolized by a few top players.

To break through this situation, simply shouting about new concepts is useless; the core still needs a set of sustainable ecosystem collaboration systems.

TRONDAO's approach is quite solid—standardizing and systematizing infrastructure, developer support, and ecosystem linkage—building a machine capable of long-term operation. The threshold for new projects to join is lowered, and it becomes easier for existing projects to form synergy, reducing users' migration costs. The most intuitive change is: the same asset, the same set of tools, can be seamlessly used in more and more scenarios. Participation costs decrease, but opportunities for interaction actually increase.

If you're working on the layout of the TRON ecosystem, the mindset you should change now is: stop focusing on "whether a certain project will be popular this week," and shift to thinking about "the coherence of ecosystem collaboration." Strengthening coherence leads to steady growth, and opportunities can then be truly anticipated.