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The system looked at this Q1 report and extended some thoughts: Many people treat @UseUniversalX as the entirety of @ParticleNtwrk, and discussions about Particle's future business prospects tend to focus on UX. This equating of "application" with "entire infrastructure" is clearly a misunderstanding: Particle Network ≠ UniversalX Particle Network is essentially a "blockchain of blockchains" - it is not trying to directly compete with public chains like Ethereum and Solana, but rather aims to become the underlying infrastructure connecting and unifying all public chains. Simply put, UniversalX's experience is indeed good, allowing direct purchase of MEME on Solana using ETH from Base in one smooth process, hence UniversalX is called a cutting-edge "dog-hitting artifact". However, beyond the DEX application itself, the truly smooth trading experience is driven by the entire infrastructure based on "Chain Abstraction". Supporting Particle's powerful functionality are its three core infrastructure components: Universal Accounts, Universal Liquidity, and Universal Gas. In my view, this is the core competitiveness, with UX being just a showcase proving that this tech stack indeed works: Universal Accounts: Solving identity authentication and asset management pain points in a multi-chain environment. Traditionally, users need to maintain multiple wallet addresses across different chains, switching networks and managing different private keys for each cross-chain operation. Particle's unified account system, based on account abstraction technology, allows users to operate seamlessly across all supported blockchain networks with a single identity, reducing user learning costs and, more importantly, eliminating security risks in multi-chain operations; Universal Liquidity: Through smart router algorithms and cross-chain liquidity aggregation, it can scan liquidity conditions of various DEXs and cross-chain bridges in real-time, providing users with the optimal trading path and price. This means that when trading on UniversalX, the system will automatically call liquidity from multiple protocols like Uniswap, 1INCH, Jupiter, ensuring users can complete transactions with minimal slippage and lowest cost; Universal Gas: Addressing the troublesome gas fee management in multi-chain operations. Users no longer need to prepare native tokens for each chain as gas fees. The Particle system can pay gas fees on all chains with any token (such as USDC), with the backend automatically performing token conversion and gas fee payment, making cross-chain operations feel like a "one-click" process. It's important to know that the power of this infrastructure lies in its modularity and composability. In other words, Particle can not only support its own UniversalX application but, more importantly, provide underlying chain abstraction services for other DeFi protocols, game projects, Non-Fungible Token platforms, etc. This "ChA as a Service" business model allows it to expand from a single application to an infrastructure provider for the entire multi-chain ecosystem. From a longer-term market positioning perspective, what Particle Network is doing is similar to building an "operating system" for the blockchain industry. Just as Android and iOS unified mobile app development standards in the mobile internet era, Particle seeks to provide a unified interaction standard and user experience for the multi-chain era, becoming a bridge connecting users with the complex multi-chain world. In the current context of modular blockchain explosion and "multi-chain" development, chain abstraction has moved from concept to necessity. And infrastructure like $PARTI is precisely positioned at the forefront of solving the industry's core pain points. Ultimately, UniversalX is just the first successful case of Particle Network's chain abstraction infrastructure. The true value release will be demonstrated through application explosions in more vertical scenarios. This infrastructure-level value will far exceed innovation at the application layer.

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