ADI Chain is worth paying attention to, far more than just the superficial articles about MOU signing. What is truly interesting is the different design philosophy it represents. Currently, most blockchains operate in this way: starting from the use cases of cryptocurrencies to build a framework, then finding ways to connect to real-world applications. This "technology first, application second" approach has its own logic, but also brings compatibility issues. ADI Chain seems to be trying the opposite—thinking about blockchain architecture design from the actual needs side. This differentiated positioning is the most core innovation of the entire project. What kind of blockchain can be more aligned with reality? This is a question worth discussing thoroughly within the ecosystem.