On September 19, Scroll co-founder Sandy Peng said during the roundtable discussion on the theme of "The Argument for Ethereum and Layer 2 Solutions" on the first day of the main venue of TOKEN2049: When we started working on the Scroll project, one of the core missions was to provide a user experience that was as silky and smooth as possible. The idea was that everything about chains and wallets should be completely abstract, with users simply seeing what they wanted from their mobile devices. Obviously, there is still a lot of work to be done before we reach our goal, and our roadmap has never changed. That's why we are very focused on the end goal, and it's an aspect that we need to keep properly in order to be able to achieve interoperability between different blockchains that have clearly found a product-market fit somewhere. Layer 2's systems can work together as a whole, and end users don't have to deal with any choices. At the moment I think the user experience has become so chaotic that the number of users who are actually active and operating on the chain is decreasing slightly. Yes, it does.