Multi-asset ecosystem architecture is undergoing reconstruction.

The core issue is now in the spotlight: the single-asset dominated blockchain model has already revealed its bottlenecks. A true ecosystem requires multi-layer support. BTC provides the security foundation, ETH hosts the smart contract ecosystem, and real-world assets (RWA) serve as the vital link connecting on-chain and off-chain — all three are indispensable.

From the consensus layer perspective, this architectural design clearly enhances overall stability. It no longer relies on a single asset to support the platform; risks are diversified across multiple dimensions, significantly increasing resilience.

However, at the execution level, another pain point has been exposed: market volatility is frequent, and resource allocation within the ecosystem cannot keep pace. The mechanisms that should be activated haven't been triggered, and the liquidity that should be released is stuck. It's like revving the engine but not fully pressing the accelerator — obvious efficiency loss.

The next focus is to break down the barriers between consensus and execution, enabling resource allocation to respond more sensitively to market demands. This is the key to whether a multi-asset architecture can truly be implemented.