Yesterday's bottom-fishing luck was pretty good; I finally have the confidence to invite friends to Haidilao😀

Many newcomers, after entering the market, get used to thinking that transfer fees are just a matter of course. But in large-scale commercial applications, network fuel fees are actually a poison to user experience.

Imagine this scenario: you go downstairs to the convenience store just to buy a bottle of water, but you have to first acquire some specific tokens to pay for on-chain fees—which would drive anyone crazy. This is the current state of many networks.

Recently, I came across an interesting seamless stablecoin transfer solution. It’s not just about lowering fees; it completely hides the complex interaction logic behind the scenes.

Under this mechanism, when you initiate a transfer with stablecoins, you no longer need to prepare fuel tokens in advance. The underlying smart relay system automatically handles all the complex calculations. The result is: as long as your wallet holds USD stablecoins, you can transfer across chains or accounts with a single click, just like using a traditional payment app. This level of smoothness, frankly, many mainstream Layer 2 networks haven't achieved yet.

The key to this solution is that users don’t feel the underlying technical complexity at all. Transactions confirm quickly, costs are low, and most importantly, the logic is clear—these three points are enough to change many people's perceptions of Layer 2 networks.