Coordination among ecosystems is becoming a new competitive barrier.

Take Chainlink, for example, which has become the infrastructure for cross-chain data and information flow. What is it connecting? The secure transfer of value and data across different networks. Polkadot, on the other hand, is building an interconnected system of sovereign chains, allowing ecosystem growth to no longer be constrained by liquidity and user lock-in.

In this logic, Hemi's position is very natural.

What is it doing? Enabling Bitcoin to directly access programmable environments. BTC is no longer a static store of value but can enter DeFi workflows, with developers using familiar tools to build on various connected chains. Imagine— the largest capital pool in the crypto space now has channels for liquidity, yields, and applications.

Chainlink and Polkadot have already demonstrated the value of network coordination. Hemi applies this approach to Bitcoin, with a clear logic: first open the entry point, and then functions and applications will naturally follow.