Recent research on the fundamentals of several established public chains shows some interesting data, and it feels like funds are starting to position themselves: ※ Aptos saw over 85 million stablecoins flowing in a single day, ranking third across the entire chain for stablecoin inflow, just behind ETH and Tron. Even when the market lacks enthusiasm, money is still coming in, indicating that there are still people quietly accumulating! ※ Injective is even more impressive, with 31.85 million on-chain transactions yesterday, ranking first across the entire chain. It's noted that this ecosystem is primarily used by large players, and it was originally designed for financial scenarios. Now that everyone is talking about compliance, its lightweight architecture that can handle business actually has an advantage! ※ Sei, on the other hand, has seen stablecoin trading volume reach 53.6 billion this month, a 69% increase month-over-month. After using USDC a few times, you'll realize it's really fast! It's basically no different from using centralized exchanges. I've heard that many strategists have already started taking action here. In summary, large funds are starting to position themselves in these established public chains that are focused on long-term development!