Recently, there has been a significant increase in protocol revenue on the BSC chain DApp ecosystem. The main driving force behind this surge comes from the explosive growth of leading protocols like Four, UniSwap, PancakeSwap, and others.

It's quite interesting to observe the growth paths of these projects. Ecosystem-based public chains tend to allocate more resources and ecosystem collaboration opportunities to supported projects. This mechanism indeed accelerates the development pace of protocols.

You'll find that in ecosystems with mature support systems, as long as projects choose the right track and keep the rhythm, they can often quickly grow by leveraging ecosystem dividends. Early-stage protocols that have laid out early are like riding the wind — they not only have infrastructure support but also capital and traffic backing.

This also reflects a new dimension in Web3 competition: pure product strength is no longer enough; backing by a vibrant ecosystem is essential for achieving twice the result with half the effort. Many projects that have emerged on BSC have benefited from this dividend.