Imagine this: your assets are on different chains, but you have to pay different gas fees for each jump. This isn't Web3; it's a currency exchange game.

The reality is in front of us—cross-chain transfer technology has long been mature. What really bottlenecks us? It's these various gas mechanisms. Ethereum's gas, Polygon's gas, Arbitrum's gas... user experience is falling apart.

One idea worth paying attention to: what if there was a unified gas layer that could seamlessly coordinate across multiple chains? No need to calculate gas parameters for each chain, no more worrying about which chain to choose to "save gas"—just make gas a backend logic, so users don't even feel its presence.

This is what the future multichain world should look like. Moving from fragmentation to integration, only then can user experience truly be upgraded.