I’ve been poking around the OPN Chain a bit, and what I like is how open it feels

@IOPn_io isn’t trying to funnel builders into a narrow use case. The network is open by default if you’re curious or building, you can just jump in and start experimenting without asking for permission

What’s interesting is the scope. This isn’t only about digital native apps. The chain is clearly designed to handle real world use cases too, like verifiable ownership and tokenized physical assets such as real estate

You can actually try things out:
grab test tokens from the faucet, explore on-chain activity, or look at live tokenized assets running on the network

It feels less like a polished demo environment and more like real infrastructure the kind that invites people to explore and figure out what’s possible on their own