Today, I want to share with you @SonicLabs. Sonic is indeed a rare high-quality infrastructure public chain, with several highlights worth noting: Sonic is a high-performance EVM blockchain specifically designed for performance. It is not a simple shell but features a self-developed virtual machine, database, and consensus mechanism. Similar to Solana and Sui, it follows a differentiated technical route, fully compatible with EVM while achieving even better performance. Sonic's TPS exceeds 10,000, and transaction confirmation time is less than 1 second, making it truly "fast and stable." For developers, this speed opens up more possibilities. Another core advantage is the FeeM model: deploying applications on Sonic allows developers to earn up to 90% of the network transaction fees, eliminating the need to invest significant resources in building and maintaining "application chains" and avoiding cross-chain complexities. The user experience is also well-designed: it supports account abstraction (AA), gas fee subsidies, dynamic transaction fees, and other mechanisms. New users can get started without buying tokens, making it as simple as using Web2 products. In terms of ecosystem, Sonic is running an innovative points program. Over the next 1-2 years, approximately 200 million S tokens will be airdropped. Simply holding tokens and actively using them in DeFi applications can earn points, which can be exchanged for token rewards. Currently integrated or soon-to-be-launched DeFi projects include Aave, Silo, Euler, Avalon, SwapX, Beefy, and others. Sonic is becoming a high-yield, efficient DeFi hub. If you're interested, keep an eye on @SonicLabs and participate in ecosystem development early. You might just catch the next big opportunity.