The true "scalability" of an ecosystem is not measured by how lively it is on a single day. The key is how many people are still actively using it after a week, a month.

User retention rate, capital flow efficiency, the depth of collaboration between applications—these are the core indicators that determine whether an ecosystem can achieve compound growth. Hot trends come and go quickly, but these metrics don't lie.

TRONDAO's work is actually centered around building systems based on these indicators. Infrastructure needs to be more stable, developer support more systematic, ecosystem projects more frequently interconnected, and community governance more continuous. This is not a one-step achievement but about strengthening each link.

For users, the most direct experience is that entry barriers are lowered, participation paths are clearer, and existing tools and assets are easier to reuse. For project teams, resource acquisition, finding collaboration partners, and spreading the message have all become more efficient, rather than relying on a single explosive exposure.

If you plan to make more certain choices within the Tron ecosystem, it’s better to shift your perspective from short-term hot spots to long-term performance indicators. Ecosystems with strong fundamentals tend to be more predictable and capable of lasting longer.