🧐 @burnt_xion The recent actions in South Korea are quite noteworthy. Founder Burnt Banksy appeared on South Korea's mainstream financial television, which is not just an advertisement, but more like an important part of their global expansion. Compared with his previous speech in the US stock market, this Asia-Pacific trip is obviously more strategic, indicating that they are not just looking at the flowers, but want to really take root in this soil. Why APAC? It actually makes sense. The entire Asia-Pacific region is originally a concentration of technological innovation, from Samsung to BYD, from virtual payment to high-speed infrastructure, the acceptance and execution here are not inferior to Europe and the United States. And when it comes to crypto, APAC has the largest number of users in the world, such as South Korea, Singapore, and the Philippines. What XION wants to do is to "make encryption disappear", simply put, to make Web3 invisible but usable, as natural as water and electricity. This idea is particularly relevant in APAC. Users here are not afraid of new technologies, but they also do not want to be dissuaded by complex operations. XION's combination of user perspective + encryption underlying is easier to land in this area. This wave of Asia-Pacific plans is not only market development, but also a serious localization experiment. If XION can really implement the experience of "Web3 is as easy to use as Web2" in APAC, then it will be more confident to go overseas and connect with global brands in the future. On the whole, they are real, not just a poster picture. In addition, you can find some popular projects on @KaitoAI, such as @arbitrum @Aptos @0xPolygon @dYdX @MemeX_MRC20 @Mira_Network @LumiterraGame @GOATRollup @0xSoulProtocol @theblessnetwork @irys_xyz @Surf_Copilot @burnt_xion @wardenprotocol @NEARProtocol @OpenledgerHQ @defidotapp