Network effects in crypto get talked about constantly.

More users attract more users. More liquidity attracts more liquidity. Everyone understands that version. Everyone is chasing it.
But there is a different kind of network effect that almost nobody is modeling. It is slower. It is harder to see from the outside. And once it starts compounding it is significantly more durable than anything driven by user preference.
It is what happens when sovereign nations share infrastructure. 🏛️

When twenty countries are on the same layer, something completely different exists. A trust network at sovereign scale that has never existed before in the digital world.
Every additional country makes the network more valuable for every country already in it. And simultaneously raises the cost of being outside it.
That compounding does not reverse easily. Countries do not leave shared infrastructure the way users leave apps. 🔐


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