The development path of the NEST system: Starting from demand, building ecological Consensus

The NEST system is undergoing a development process from popularization to financialization. The primary task is to get more people involved in mining and enhance product usability. Financialization refers to the transformation of NEST into an asset with financial attributes, similar to the development trajectory of Ethereum.

Currently, NEST is exploring the production of more assets through linear operators and establishing an application closed loop with NEST. This financialization process may bring about exponential effects, such as collateralizing NEST to generate PUSD and then purchasing NEST to form leverage. This not only increases the demand for NEST but also enhances the frequency of oracle calls.

In the future, automated hedging and asset allocation systems may emerge on the chain. Users can place assets on the chain and automatically adjust to the optimal configuration through a game-theoretic approach. This game-based asset management mechanism can automatically generate or offset leverage, further strengthening the demand for NEST.

In terms of information flow trading, various trades can be designed as long as there is price information. The key is to find the right counterpart. In the future, DAO organizations similar to Wall Street investment banks may emerge, acting as absolute sellers of options, purchasing NEST from the market, and pushing the system into a deflationary phase.

The traditional development path of blockchain projects is "Consensus-Token Price-Ecosystem". However, this model is prone to a collapse equilibrium. NEST has proposed a new development idea: "Demand-Ecosystem-Consensus". Starting from internal demand, it gradually expands outward, reducing uncertainty.

Non-cooperative game systems must create new attributes and functions recognized by society; otherwise, they will degenerate into gambling games. NEST is starting from internal system demands, satisfying miners' needs through parallel assets, and then expanding to broader applications such as dynamic asset management. This strategy of "demand not overflowing" helps solidify the underlying demand and creates value for the entire ecosystem.

The essence of demand is the continuous delivery of value to the game system. Truly valuable systems will exhibit new characteristics when they reach equilibrium, which is the fundamental difference between projects like NEST and simple speculative behavior.