Did you know? In this crypto market, many new public chains are playing a game—throwing money to achieve faster speeds. The Move ecosystem is running at a lightning pace, and the Solana virtual machine's concurrency data is impressive, but it seems these folks have forgotten one thing: what’s the use of speed if no one is using it?

Kite Protocol's approach is actually quite interesting. Instead of following the trend to develop new virtual machines, they stubbornly stick to EVM. Some people don’t understand this and think it’s holding them back—why not just use the most advanced technology and abandon this somewhat "old-fashioned" compatibility scheme?

But this is actually the most ruthless move. Looking at the current situation in 2025, it’s clear: although various new public chain technologies are skyrocketing, what about liquidity? The data is right there—the entire network has over 85% of institutional-grade RWA (Real-World Assets) still concentrated on Ethereum, within the main developer resource pools, with over 70% still in the EVM ecosystem. That’s the reality.

Kite’s choice to stick with EVM is not due to a lack of innovation; rather, it’s a deep insight into the most authentic market truth. Developers, capital, projects—they are all driven by an invisible force, inseparable from the existing ecosystem. Instead of wasting effort building a new world, it’s smarter to operate within the current stronghold—only then can scattered resources be pulled together. That’s the real dimensionality reduction attack.