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This article delves into the development history of Klaytn, its technological innovations, and its ecosystem, while also introducing the launch of the new mainnet, Kaia, which is the next-generation blockchain platform following the merger of Klaytn and Finschia. The launch of the Kaia mainnet brings a series of innovations and improvements, including interoperability, security, compliance, and efficient cross-chain asset transfers enabled by Hydra technology. The article also covers Klaytn's governance structure, the role of the KLAY token, and the newly introduced KAIA token, which optimizes user experience and governance participation. Additionally, it discusses Klaytn's development plans, including support for EVM, the expansion of service chains, consensus optimization, and decentralized governance, highlighting Klaytn's ambitions in the blockchain and metaverse sectors.

The integration of blockchain technology with mobile communication tools represents a significant advancement towards the democratization of the monetary system, with expansion potential increasing as regulatory barriers ease and corporate interest grows. Developments like WhatsApp-Novi, Telegram-TON, and the potential of Kaia in the Asian market indicate that users will be able to seamlessly incorporate blockchain technology into their daily lives, ushering in a new paradigm for financial transactions.

In the fast-paced Web3 market, mergers and acquisitions may become key strategies, but they should be avoided if used solely for price manipulation or risk evasion. Mainnet mergers offer benefits such as enhanced competitiveness, talent retention, and increased value expansion. With the continuous growth in the number of blockchain projects, only a few mainnets will eventually gain market favor. It is expected that frequent mergers and acquisitions will address deficiencies and strengthen advantages.

This article delves into the rapid growth of Web3 games Notcoin and Catizen within the TON blockchain ecosystem and their contribution to the surge in TON’s market value. It analyzes Web3 games as a key entry point for mass adoption and the active participation and expansion of major blockchains in the gaming sector. Special attention is given to Ronin and Polygon, which host the majority of activity, and other blockchains like Klaytn, Arbitrum, Immutable, Sui, Starknet, Manta Network, Linea, Saga, Tabi Chain, and Oasys, which are actively developing and offering incentive programs in the Web3 gaming field. The article also highlights partnerships between blockchains and Web2 giants and how they drive the growth of the gaming ecosystem through innovative Web3 games and incentive funds.