How far a project can go often depends on how it uses its revenue. This protocol's approach is quite interesting—allocating 15% of revenue specifically for R&D, aimed at refining three areas: speed optimization, compliance solutions, and cross-chain capabilities.

The logic is very clear. The more advanced the technology, the better the product experience, naturally attracting more high-quality users. As the user base expands, the protocol's income also increases. Then, a portion of this additional revenue is reinvested into R&D, creating a virtuous cycle.

Under this model, technological progress and business growth promote each other, not a fixed input-output relationship, but a dynamic spiral upward. The differences may not be apparent in the short term, but over time, the gap will emerge.