When I used to rent a house, I encountered a particularly troublesome issue. The landlord only accepted cash and did not accept bank transfers. At that time, my salary card was with ICBC, so every time I had to pay rent, I had to first run to the bank to withdraw cash, then make up the amount, and finally hand it over to the landlord. — It was a huge hassle, and I often got stuck at various stages. This is similar to the old model of most exchanges: You have $BNB and want to open a position, but they say, "No, you have to convert it to USDT first." It means you clearly have money in hand, but you're required to go through a roundabout process first. And this time, Orderly @OrderlyNetwork has directly expanded "BNB as collateral" to BSC, which feels like: The landlord finally opened WeChat payments, so you no longer have to run to the bank to withdraw cash; as soon as your salary arrives, you can directly transfer it. By eliminating the intermediate conversions and hassles, efficiency is maximized. Funds are no longer stuck in a certain pool, liquidity is much smoother, and trading costs are naturally lower. More importantly, BNB used to be just a "trading chip" in most DEXs; it was present in buy-sell pairs but not considered core. Now, upgraded to the level of collateral, it’s like giving BNB a "financial VIP channel." Just think about it, BNB is already a top four asset by market cap, with such high on-chain activity; once it becomes a universal collateral, this attribute becomes even more complete. The trend is clear: In the past, DeFi was like "various street vendors," and now it is moving towards a unified "trading infrastructure." Orderly is the underlying network that connects the stalls. #KaitoYap @KaitoAI @OrderlyNetwork @0xArjun @ranyi1115 #Yap $ORDER