Do you remember the turning point from Nokia to iPhone? It wasn't just a simple upgrade of phone features, but a change in the entire experience paradigm. Now, something similar is happening in the Web3 space.

Honestly, before 2024, the blockchain ecosystem was like a patchwork of various technologies—usable, but don't expect it to be very smooth. The emergence of Kite has changed this situation. It's not about inventing a new public chain architecture, but truly solving the fundamental user experience problem.

In the past, we talked about Layer2 and modularization, but it was all about TPS and Gas fees—like in the early mobile phone era, only comparing signal strength. But Kite is different; its key innovation is the "Elastic Unified Abstraction Layer." What does this mean? It means you can operate across different chains without the need for frequent switching, configuring RPC, or enduring cross-chain delays. It uses ZK-Hardware acceleration at the underlying layer, achieving state synchronization in seconds, making users hardly perceive the existence of "multi-chain."

Previously, jumping around in the Ethereum ecosystem was as troublesome as traveling between different countries—exchanging currency, handling procedures. Now, the experience has become seamless. This is true technological progress. It's not about stacking features, but making complex things invisible.