Recently, I have gained a deeper understanding of WAL's ecosystem architecture and found that their approach to cross-chain interoperability is indeed somewhat different.

Speaking of WAL, many people may still be stuck at the token recognition level. In fact, it has long become the central hub for the entire ecosystem's operation. The team has invested considerable effort in modular architecture, which addresses many practical problems in chain-to-chain collaboration—whether it’s liquidity fragmentation or fragmented user experience, there are targeted solutions.

From a technical perspective, the modular approach itself is very pragmatic. Unlike those grand narratives, they focus on real usability. Improvements in the efficiency of collaboration across various application layers within the ecosystem and lowering the barriers for users to perform cross-chain operations are tangible enhancements.

The future prospects of the ecosystem still need to be observed. However, the current pace and direction are worth continuous attention.