What is the biggest fear in doing business? It's not fierce competition, but rather "not daring to trust."

Online trading worries about being scammed, cross-border payments fear high fees, and traditional financial services feel like a black box—these pain points are best understood by small business owners. But here's the problem: why should strangers trust you? Just talking? Too vague. Relying on platform endorsement? The costs are terrifyingly high.

Some blockchain networks are providing answers in another way—by engraving every transaction and every record on the chain, making it public and transparent, and no one can change it. Over time, trust is built up little by little. It's not about boasting; it's about the accumulation of data over time.

In the tide of globalization, small and micro enterprises mainly establish their foothold, and having products alone is not enough; you need to let people see your "credibility." The decentralized technology foundation may be the key to unlocking the global market.