I find the Lisk story different from most of the projects here, because what matters most to me isn’t what it built before, but its readiness to change what it built. Moving from a standalone chain based on JavaScript and Sidechains to Layer-2 on Ethereum using OP Stack means the project has reconsidered its position in the market. Instead of trying to build a separate island, it became part of a larger structure. And as the focus continues to be on applications, emerging markets, and RWA, LSK rose by +25.23%. But what I’m actually watching is the human side of this shift: when a network changes its underlying structure at this scale, do users and developers follow, or is changing the technology much easier than changing the habits that formed around it?
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