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In the fast-changing cryptocurrency market, we often witness a phenomenon: when a team's 'new work' is in high demand due to innovative concepts, the team's 'old work' that has 'laid the foundation' is often temporarily forgotten by the market. Currently, as the popularity of Brevis and its token $BREV skyrockets, the market's focus is almost entirely concentrated on the cutting-edge tracks of 'decentralized AI' and 'ZK proofs'.

However, behind this wave of enthusiasm, an investment opportunity that has been severely underestimated by the market is quietly emerging — that is Brevis's 'brother', the underlying infrastructure built by the same legendary team: Celer Network (CELr).

In the current landscape of Cross-Chain Bridges, Celer Network (especially its cBridge product) occupies a very unique and critical position.

It is not just a 'bridge for moving assets', but also an infrastructure that is 'security-first' and committed to achieving 'interoperability at the cross-chain application layer'.

Combining the latest industry dynamics and project features, we can locate the role of #CELR /cBridge in the cross-chain track from the following dimensions:

1. The 'top performer' and 'clean current' of the security track
In an industry where cross-chain bridges frequently suffer from hacker attacks, security is the core moat of cBridge.

In today's rapidly evolving wave of blockchain and artificial intelligence integration, truly forward-looking projects often go beyond a single technological breakthrough; they are strategically positioned by the same core team around the grand vision of a "decentralized ecosystem," laying out multiple supportive technologies for collaborative development. #CELR (Celer Network's native token) and #brevis are just such examples—though they have different positions and technological paths, they originate from the same source, both led by renowned blockchain technology expert Dong Mo and his team, and are two key components under the same strategic blueprint. They are not isolated projects, but "twin stars" within an ecosystem, together interpreting a profound understanding of a decentralized future.

In today's rapidly evolving wave of blockchain and decentralized technologies, emerging projects are emerging one after another, and platforms that truly possess long-term value and ecological potential often go beyond breakthrough single functions. They are committed to building a complete, sustainable, and user-friendly decentralized ecosystem. Against this background, $CELR (the native token of Celer Network) and Brevis, although originating from different technological paths and ecological positions, exhibit equally important strategic significance in the process of promoting the large-scale implementation of decentralized applications (dApps). They are like a dual engine driving the vision of the next generation of the Web3 internet.