After reading WhiteBIT's latest announcement, I have a clearer understanding of XION @burnt_xion's positioning: it isn't trying to compete with a bunch of L1s on old topics like TPS and low gas, but is directly targeting mainstream consumers. In short: it's not about getting users to learn Web3, but about quietly integrating Web3 into familiar scenarios. I think this is crucial. Most public chains tout "mass adoption" but ultimately lead users through a complex web of wallets, gas, and cross-chain bridges, resulting in a high rate of rejection. If XION can truly achieve a frictionless experience and integrate into everyday life through partnerships with major brands like Uber, it will no longer be a "concept" but could become a real gateway. From an investment perspective, XION's value proposition may be more like "the Alipay/WeChat Pay of Web3"—not the flashiest technology, but the most universal gateway. Whether it can succeed depends on the team's execution and more practical partnerships, but at least the current narrative and resource allocation are sound. XION may not be a short-term hype project, but its medium- and long-term growth potential is worth tracking. Especially when other L1s are focusing on performance, it opens up a new avenue for differentiation. #xion