I was recently watching this documentary by Think School about how Steve Jobs turned Apple around, and it got me thinking about the similarities with what we're doing at SOON.
Think about it like this: Solana's Virtual Machine (SVM) is like iOS - it's clearly the best at what it does. It's fast, user-friendly, and powers the best apps in its ecosystem. But just like iOS is limited to Apple devices, SVM has been locked to just the Solana.
That's where SOON comes in. We're essentially taking the best tech (SVM) and making it work everywhere, not just on Solana. It's like if Apple's iOS could suddenly run on any phone, not just iPhones.
What makes this powerful is that all the great apps built on Solana - like Jupiter, Pumpfun, and others - can now reach users and assets on other blockchains. Developers who love building on Solana can now access users on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and beyond.
But we're going even further with interSOON. Not only can these apps work on different chains, but they can actually talk to each other across chains. Imagine if your apps on different phones could directly share data and work together - that's what we're building.
We're in the early days of blockchain, similar to the personal computing boom of the 80s. Just as the Macintosh changed personal computing, SOON is changing what's possible in blockchain by bringing the best technology to everyone through our open-source approach.
The best part? We're building all this in public, focusing on what developers and users actually need. SOON isn't just opening up SVM to more chains - it's creating a whole new level of what's possible when the best technology isn't limited to one ecosystem.
Accelerate!!!