Ten years have passed in the blink of an eye, from the rush to register .com domain names to the current ENS domain names worth hundreds of dollars. The advancement of technology has allowed us to witness a significant transformation. At the core of this transformation is the empowerment of individuals with capabilities that were once only available to large organizations.

Looking back at history, we can see this process of decentralization: from companies monopolizing domain names to everyone being able to have their own website; from e-commerce giants monopolizing the market to individuals being able to open their own online stores; from companies controlling data to individuals owning their own wallets, private keys, and on-chain identities. This trend seems to suggest a more decentralized future.

Today, we stand at the forefront of another technological revolution: personal blockchain issuance. Imagine, when issuing a blockchain is no longer the privilege of nations or tech giants, but something that you and I can easily achieve, what kind of transformation will this bring to the world?

The Caldera project is turning this vision into reality. It simplifies the complex process of issuing a blockchain to the extreme, making it as easy as registering a mini program. Users only need a few minutes to choose the appropriate parameters to have their very own chain, including a browser, RPC, wallet interface, supporting cross-chain communication, capable of running users, assets, and smart contracts, and even allowing customization of Gas fees, token incentives, and governance mechanisms.

So, why do we need our own chain? Let's boldly imagine the possibilities:

1. A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) can govern itself on its own chain, avoiding external interference and governance pollution.
2. Game developers can run game logic on a private chain, seamlessly integrating NFTs, user accounts, and internal economic systems.
3. A city can operate its own blockchain network to fully integrate functions such as city identity authentication, points system, public payments, and democratic voting.

Having a chain is equivalent to having a complete autonomous system. This marks the beginning of the era of on-chain sovereignty, where every individual has the opportunity to become the ruler of their own digital world. In this new era, technology is no longer the patent of a few, but a tool that everyone can master and utilize, unlocking infinite possibilities for our future.