Been thinking about how dumb it is that using a dApp starts with picking a side. One product. Two wallets. Two separate worlds. What made me stop scrolling on @RomeProtocol is pretty simple: the EVM runs as a native program inside Solana, and both sides share the same state. Devs still write Solidity, but a contract can CPI straight into Solana programs inside one atomic transaction. No bridge, no waiting on a sync. So an Ethereum user and a Solana user end up in the same app, the same pool, and neither one feels like they're using some "cross-chain product." That's what composability should mean. Not stitching two chains together, but letting builders keep the tools they already know and reach a lot more. The best infrastructure is the kind you never notice. Fewer boundaries. More people.