Just finished reading the summary of Union's V2 testnet update. I can't help but feel: this is not just a product iteration, but more like a preview of a paradigm shift. Recently, many people have been paying attention to Union and defining it as a "bridge," but in my view, it is more like the operating system of the multi-chain world, a "blockchain within a blockchain." It is a sleeping giant, and when it wakes up, everyone can only watch: "Oh, it can be played like this?" Many people only see its "cross-chain" function, but what truly makes Union different is that it has turned "multi-chain operations" into a system-level capability. You might not understand what "system-level" means? No worries, here's a real example 👇 For instance, you pledge BTC into LST on Babylon, want to use this asset to earn on Sui, and then return to Ethereum to do LP— Previously, you had to go through several bridges, fearing lag, slowness, or loss with each jump. In Union's system, these operations can be done seamlessly like system calls: L1, L2, Solana, Cosmos, Move, BitVM... can all speak the "same language." ZK directly verifies chain consensus, cross-chain feels like gliding in place, smooth enough to take off. Does this idea sound crazy? Then look at who invested in it: 👇 gumi, LongHash, Foresight, Anagram, Borderless 📷 16 million dollars have already been invested. Everyone knows, Union is not here to make tools, but to rewrite the underlying order. So stop seeing Union as a "bridge." It is more like the TCP/IP of Web3, a new protocol, a new entry point. 🏷️ The starting point of the next wave of narrative might be right here.