Soneium is more like integrating product thinking into blockchain infrastructure. Its strategy is not about stacking flashy parameters, but about pushing the entire experience toward "usability." That's why they use the OP Stack in their architecture and have joined the Superchain ecosystem. This allows the network to share Ethereum's security while also having cross-chain collaboration capabilities.

What's even more crucial is @soneium's approach at the data layer. It not only supports the standard EVM execution environment but is also promoting a composable Rollup model, enabling projects to offload computational pressure off-chain and then securely submit it back to the main chain. For games, content platforms, and high-frequency interaction scenarios, this means lower latency and more stable costs.

Their ecosystem strategy is also somewhat pragmatic: they first enable stablecoin payments, allowing users to participate in on-chain activities directly with USDC. Then, by gradually expanding application coverage through creator tools and content pipelines, it seems they’re not building a “faster Ethereum,” but rather constructing a foundational layer capable of supporting mainstream content distribution.

Overall, @soneium’s pace is steady but its methodology is clear. The focus isn’t on grand visions, but on making the chain a true business carrier. This is a rare value for projects that want to build large-scale user applications in the future.
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