A DEX demo on SightEVM went out today, and it shows something easy to miss. A brand new token was created and then swapped against SGT on the same chain, which means the basic building blocks for an onchain economy already work there. @sight_hood shared the demo from a builder. I watched it twice. The flow looks simple on screen: deploy a token, open a pool, swap. But each of those steps depends on the chain handling contract deployment, liquidity and settlement without anything breaking in between. That matters because Sight is not trying to be just one app. If SightEVM can host token launches and swaps natively, then other teams can build their own products on top without asking permission, the same way early Ethereum apps grew around a few simple primitives. The part I find most interesting is SGT sitting at the center of the pool. A shared base asset makes it much easier for new tokens to find a market and for builders to plug into the same liquidity instead of fragmenting it. My honest question is about scale. A demo with one new token is clean. I want to see how the chain behaves when dozens of tokens and pools are live at the same time and real users start pushing it.