Jonghyup Kim 🌐

It’s been a while since I’ve done a proper interview with a reporter, especially one as accomplished as an award-winning journalist. Thank you, @thesamreynolds, for taking the time to speak with me and thoughtfully covering our story. A couple of my quotes from this article I'd like to highlight: "There's been a misguided premium investors placed on Layer-1 projects, thinking an ecosystem would naturally build itself. But that’s costly and rarely sustainable.” "As the era of premium valuations for proprietary Layer-1 platforms ends, more projects are going to just focus on the product and not the infrastructure with ICON – now SODAX – leading the way on this." Agree or Disagree? Leave comments below. Pls ❤️ and RT. Let's build. @gosodax

Congratulation to Parameta (formerly ICONLOOP). The company's relentless drive for advancement is evident in its technical milestones. Parameta continues to stand as South Korea’s leader in Web3 infrastructure provider, consistently pioneering blockchain innovation across both enterprise and public sectors. As Korea’s adoption of Web3 matures, Parameta is positioned to benefit significantly, leveraging its early-mover advantage and deep technical expertise. For SODAX, Parameta remains an invaluable partner. Web3 infrastructure come in various forms. As we intensify our focus on DeFi, we look forward to exploring new technologies and innovative solutions that will enhance our platform and deliver greater value to our users. Together, we are committed to driving the next wave of Web3 adoption. For those who are asking: What does this mean? + If it’s good for Balanced, it’s good for SODAX. + If it’s good for Hana, it’s good for SODAX. + If it’s good for Sonic, it’s good for SODAX. + If it’s good for Parameta, it’s good for SODAX. Internet pessimists approach the world with strict black-and-white, binary thinking where every scenario is reduced to only two mutually exclusive outcomes - one side winning and the other losing. Such a mindset overlooks the real opportunities for mutual benefit. SODAX thrives not on zero-sum competition, but on collaboration and shared success. Moving beyond binary choices allows us to identify win-win outcomes and unlock greater value for everyone involved. Instead of seeing partners’ gains as SODAX’s loss, we need to start recognizing that progress for one is progress for all.