As a cross-border trader focused on the Southeast Asian market, I often face complex situations regarding Crypto Assets payments. Clients use various different Crypto Assets for payment, ranging from Ethereum (ETH) to SOL, and stablecoins on the Polygon network. This diversity has posed quite a challenge to my daily work.

In the past, I had to operate three different crypto wallets simultaneously to receive these payments. During the reconciliation process, I needed to frequently switch between different applications to calculate the total amount of various coins. This process was not only time-consuming, but also often resulted in changes in profits during the calculation due to the high volatility of the cryptocurrency market.

However, the emergence of new blockchain connection technologies has completely changed this situation. Now, I only need to use a unified interface to manage assets across all blockchain networks. This greatly simplifies my workflow. When a client completes a payment, I just need to open the corresponding decentralized application (DApp), quickly check the transaction amount by scanning the QR code, and exchange it for a stablecoin. This improvement has reduced my reconciliation time from previously one hour to just 10 minutes.

A recent transaction showcased the efficiency of this new method. After a customer paid with SOL, I was able to directly connect to a Crypto Assets exchange platform and successfully exchanged SOL for USDT within just 5 minutes, taking advantage of the favorable exchange rate of the day.

For cross-border trade practitioners like me, managing multi-chain assets has always been a tricky issue. Now, this new technology acts like a 'magic rope', effectively integrating previously fragmented assets, making asset management both worry-free and efficient. This not only improves our work efficiency but also brings new possibilities to cross-border trade.