I looked into the progress of DAC Chain. According to official DAC Chain materials, the current ecosystem is being designed to connect quantum-resistant security, EVM compatibility, a dual-token structure, and real-world use cases such as RWA, DeFi, and AI—all within a single Layer 1. Looking at DAC Chain, it appears less like a project focused solely on quantum security and more like one gradually aiming to integrate multiple domains within a unified Layer 1 ecosystem. One of DAC Chain’s most distinctive features is that its security architecture was designed from the ground up with quantum computing in mind. By maintaining EVM compatibility while implementing a structure composed of SyncroChain, MasterChain, and ShardChains, DAC Chain demonstrates a clear direction toward simultaneously enhancing both security and scalability. Additionally, the dual-token structure of DACT and DACC plays a vital role within the DAC ecosystem. DACT is used for node activation and ecosystem participation, while DACC is utilized for network transactions and smart contract execution. This clear separation of roles—between ecosystem engagement and actual network usage—is a defining characteristic of DAC. Although the Inception season has concluded, the testnet continues to operate, and the official website indicates preparations are underway for the next phase: Interstellar. Moreover, recent initiatives such as the DAC Public Sale via ChainGPT and Buzzdrop are further extending outreach to the community and external ecosystems. ChainGPT’s own materials highlight over 10 million participants in the testnet. Looking ahead, the most critical aspect for the DAC ecosystem will be how effectively its underlying technology translates into real-world services. For the Layer 1 ecosystem to grow organically, developers must build applications in areas like RWA, DeFi, and AI, and users must begin adopting them. Particularly important will be whether DAC’s emphasized quantum-resistant security operates stably in practice, and how seamlessly it can attract developers and existing tools from the EVM ecosystem. Currently, DAC Chain appears to be in the transition phase—building its technical foundation and testnet ecosystem as it prepares to move into the next stage. Therefore, when evaluating DAC Chain, it’s more important to observe how nodes, developers, applications, and real-world use cases like RWA and DeFi come together as a cohesive ecosystem, rather than focusing solely on its quantum security technology. At its core, DAC aims to build a Layer 1 that prepares for future security challenges while remaining accessible and usable for today’s Web3 developers and users. As of now, Inception has ended, the testnet remains active, and the transition to the Interstellar phase represents one of the most significant developments in the current state of the DAC ecosystem.