Good news for Solidity developers this time. A major mainstream Layer1 public chain has just announced its mainnet launch, fully compatible with the EVM ecosystem, allowing direct use of existing contract code without any modifications. What does this mean for development efficiency? No need to reinvent the wheel; you can focus on product logic.

The most impressive aspect is the underlying design—the transaction settlement runs on Layer1, offering fast block times, low Gas costs, and security that surpasses many L2 solutions. This opens a new path for teams developing compliant DeFi. The privacy layer has already opened a testing environment, with transaction records kept confidential but auditable on-chain, passing institutional review.

Want to tokenize RWA? There are real cases already— a well-known partner has begun tokenizing securities assets worth 300 million euros. Developers can integrate with zero migration costs, directly meeting institutional-level requirements, which is a tangible advantage of dimensionality reduction.

Traditional financial programmers can switch over without obstacles. Deploy a contract in minutes, combining the efficiency of public chains with the privacy layer’s protection mechanisms, all within a regulatory framework. Bank IT departments, securities firms’ tech teams, asset management quant departments—various institutional tech stacks can all be used.

Testing and deployment can now begin, with real trading scenarios to be implemented once launched. This Layer1 infrastructure has been refined since 2018, and today it’s finally ready to deliver dividends. Developers catching this wave of opportunity are indeed in a good position.