According to @alice_und_bob, Polkadot began with a multi-chain thesis and a mission to build the infrastructure for a multi-chain world. Source: @alice_und_bob. The source states three concrete pillars now in place: the Polkadot SDK to build chains deployable as L1 or L2, one standardized way to rent security from Polkadot, and interoperability for external connectivity. Source: @alice_und_bob. For traders, these pillars define actionable catalysts to monitor in the DOT ecosystem, including SDK-driven chain launches, uptake of the standardized security-rental model, and growth in cross-chain activity leveraging interoperability. Source: @alice_und_bob.

According to @Flavio_leMec on Twitter, Polkadot is enabling projects to access new blockchain ecosystems without compromising on core guarantees like shared security and native interoperability. The announcement highlights the upcoming addition of new wallets, which could expand user access and liquidity across Polkadot’s network. This move is expected to strengthen Polkadot’s position in the multichain crypto market, potentially attracting increased trading volumes and cross-chain activity as new integrations go live (Source: @Flavio_leMec, Twitter, May 22, 2025).