One thing I find interesting about @ZIGFinance is how it approaches the connection between blockchain infrastructure and actual financial demand. There are businesses that need working capital, financial institutions looking for new opportunities, and investors searching for exposure to real economic activity. The challenge has always been bringing these different sides together efficiently. ZIG Markets is building around that gap, turning financing opportunities into structured products that can be distributed to a wider investment market. And there's another layer to the model. As distribution grows and more transactions generate revenue, that activity can feed into $ZIG buybacks, creating a connection between ecosystem performance and token demand. For me, that's the bigger story worth following. Not just what gets tokenized, but what gets financed, who benefits, and how the entire model sustains itself.