We're past the "is this going to survive?" stage and fully into the "how do we integrate this efficiently?" stage. The most tangible evidence isn't the price o

We're past the "is this going to survive?" stage and fully into the "how do we integrate this efficiently?" stage. The most tangible evidence isn't the price of Bitcoin, but the massive effort going into solving the interoperability problem. When you see every major financial institution and tech company grappling with multi-chain infrastructure, that's the real sign of mainstream adoption. They aren't asking if they should use blockchain anymore; they're trying to figure out how to manage it all (which is what makes platforms focused on tooling and connectivity, like Lumos Core, so necessary right now). The challenge now shifts from building the chain itself to building the user experience and compliance layers on top of the chain, making it invisible and seamless for regular users. That's the final step to true, everyday mainstream use.