Blockchains are like isolated islands, each powerful and creating its own internal economy, yet often unable to communicate with one another. As a result, value located in one place cannot easily flow to another. The real problem lies precisely here. From the outside, it appears as though there’s one vast ecosystem, but inside, it’s fragmented. When we look at Wanchain, the situation takes a different turn. They’ve built a structure that enables seamless movement between these “islands”—not just a technical solution, but one that actually enables flow. A new environment is emerging where people, assets, and ideas can move more freely. I can put it this way: previously, everyone produced and consumed only on their own island. Now, trade has begun. As interaction increases, movement naturally increases too. In short, the issue isn’t just about connecting these blockchains—it’s about ensuring those connections actually work. And here, the feeling is that this is exactly what’s happening.