Really gets you carried away.

I've published more than ten articles.

Still at the children's table

It feels like foreign users get carried away.

This market still requires getting carried away and sticking with it.

What truly sets @katana apart is their way of genuinely returning value to users.

VaultBridge is not a traditional "yield farming" product, but rather a system that directly circulates protocol revenue back to users who provide liquidity and engage in borrowing activities:

No excessive token incentives, no inflated APR, only Real Yield generated by real activities driving the ecosystem's self-growth.

As the number of participants increases, the flywheel effect becomes more apparent:
More liquidity → More real returns → More distribution → Further attract liquidity.
This is the healthy model that DeFi should have: user profits are naturally linked to protocol growth, rather than relying on short-term boosts to maintain popularity.

Look at how the TVL directly evaporated by 86% after the Unichain incentives ended - we are all too familiar with this kind of story.
It's easy to chase TVL with subsidies, but can you retain users after the music stops? That's the real skill.

This is also the reason why I am optimistic about Katana:
They are building a foundational layer with inherent returns, rather than relying on external rewards to prop up the data.

What is even more rare is that, while the chain is still in its early stages, Katana has already equipped itself with:
— A workable mechanism
— Real applications are active
— Not relying on packaging, not rigidly piling up the ecosystem

Even before $KATA was launched, some people had already started to get carried away because the blockchain itself was "user-friendly."

Additionally, the new version of the Katana App has also started to tease, looking forward to their further demonstration of what the future of "real earnings" will look like.