Blockchain adoption only grows fast when the network is scalable, low-cost, and practical. In this context, it shows an interesting direction by focusing on efficient transaction layers and better throughput. Congestion and high fees have been a major problem on traditional chains, but the goal of this architecture is to optimize load and smoothen user experience.
The token side seems to be designed for ecosystem utility like governance, incentives, and network participation, which can drive future growth use cases. If both developers and users get fast settlement and secure structure, adoption naturally improves. I think it should be closely watched, especially when real apps and integrations start going live. It can become an indicator of long-term ecosystem value as it expands.