Here's the translation: Looking at it, the ecosystem strategy of @plumenetwork after mainnet launch has some notable points: 1) The dual-wheel drive strategy of RWA DEX + yield aggregator is quite smart. @roosterprotocol specializes in the RWAFI track, and the AMM architecture based on MAV Protocol can provide more precise liquidity control, with the ve(3,3) model being the mainstream approach for DeFi yield optimization. 5M TVL with 34.8M monthly trading volume shows a considerable turnover rate, indicating good capital utilization efficiency. 2) @roycoprotocol's "second-layer amplifier" design is interesting. Users first mine YAP on Rooster (tokens obtained by depositing nALPHA + pUSD into liquidity pools), then throw YAP into Royco to continue mining PLUME, essentially stacking the yield of the same funds twice. The 34.3M TVL also confirms the market's recognition of this approach. This "nested" yield strategy essentially uses $PLUME's inflationary rewards to cold-start the entire DeFi ecosystem, enhancing user stickiness through multi-layer incentive mechanisms. Note: This is an officially supported yield aggregator. While the RWA track is still in its early stages, it is indeed the inevitable path for traditional finance to migrate on-chain. The key now is whether enough application scenarios can be built at the RWA infrastructure level, with continuous yield mining attractiveness being the first step. However, the "mine-withdraw-sell" ecosystem maintained by nested models poses significant challenges to the main token's price stability. Compared to other mature DeFi protocols, the Plume ecosystem is still a newborn and needs more time to be verified.