As a daily writer of on-chain data for $SOL, let's talk about the first SVM extension chain on $Solana, @SonicSVM, and why its ecological project @SegaSwap is worth paying attention to. Main ecological projects have airdrops you can participate in, and right now, there's no competition. Keep reading. I introduced this earlier in the year. At that time, $SONIC was listed on major exchanges. Now, the ACM protocol upgrade has been launched: a programmable attention network aimed at infinite capital markets. In simpler terms, it turns user clicks, interactions, etc., into tradable assets, which are referred to as attention. Attention will become a transparent, tradable, and verifiable asset class, applicable from personal applications to institutional-level global markets. From games → applications → institutions → global markets, this is the complete link. This is its value significance. Its ecological landing: new applications like SonicX and Hypercasual DEX have already implemented the practical use of attention on-chain. This is also a point worth noting. Its ecological project @SegaSwap addresses the fragmentation and short-term nature of DeFi liquidity incentives through the ve(3,3) + Attention Capital Markets mechanism deployed on the high-performance Sonic SVM (Solana L2). It plans to launch a dual-layer pool structure, liquid staking SOL (SegaSOL), and reward distribution based on real user attention. At the same time, the platform will provide continuous incentives through the Sega Points system and hold a cross-chain trading competition worth $1 million from September 23 to October 23 to attract liquidity and expand ecological influence. In other words, besides competition rewards, you can also earn Sega Points, which can be exchanged for tokens in the future TGE, a win-win situation. For more details, you can follow the tweet I referenced. Finally, the ecosystem of Sonic SVM is just beginning, and SegaSwap hasn't had its TGE yet, but it indirectly benefits from $SOL's reputation. Backed by a big tree, it's still worth paying attention to. Friends can do their own research. Good luck!