When people hear Web3, many immediately think of crypto trading—but there’s more to it than that.

Trading is just one area. Applications, social networking, and content services are also fields Web3 can explore.

ACO’s white paper outlines a range of directions. In addition to its underlying public blockchain, it also covers DEXs, DApps, social content, cross-chain capabilities, and more.

Put simply, it aims to do more than build underlying technology; it also hopes to foster a wider range of applications around its public blockchain.

Of course, no matter how many ideas there are, they need to be implemented step by step. What matters next is whether the products can be delivered and whether users are willing to use them.

To understand a project, it’s worth first looking at what it aims to do, and then at what it has actually achieved.

The information above is based on the ACO project white paper and is for discussion and reference only.