Recently, I delved into the GenLayer project and truly see its ambitions.

Many people's first reaction might be to ask, "What new chain is this?" but actually, it's not. What GenLayer aims to do is more interesting — directly redesign the interaction logic between chains and applications.

It pinpoints the core issue accurately: why does every Web3 project have to repeatedly develop basic functionalities? Why do the same requirements need to be implemented N times across different chains? This is indeed very inefficient.

GenLayer's solution is to propose the concept of a "Universal Layer," aiming to enable more flexible interactions between different applications and chains, reducing redundant development. This approach is much more pragmatic compared to creating a new chain or building a new platform.

If this architecture can truly be implemented successfully, it should reduce developers' development costs and improve the operational efficiency of the entire ecosystem. It’s worth keeping an eye on the ongoing progress of this project.