Two major public chains suddenly released significant news, causing a stir in the community.

Dave, a core node operator in the Cardano ecosystem, recently proposed a bold idea – to directly connect SOL and ADA without going through other intermediaries, achieving interoperability with just one click. As soon as this suggestion was made, Solana co-founder Toly immediately responded, "Let’s do it," and Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson quickly followed up with, "It’s time to take action." This back-and-forth between the two big names has stirred up the entire community.

From a data perspective, the potential of this collaboration is indeed immense. Cardano's total locked value has surged to $350 million, with over 600,000 active addresses each month; on the Solana side, the daily trading volume often exceeds $1 billion, and its market capitalization has consistently remained in the top five. If a two-way channel truly opens up, there could be exponential growth between the two chains—billions in capital flows may need to be redefined.

What does this mean for users? Imagine no longer having to search for third-party bridging services, with faster cross-chain speeds, lower fees, and significantly reduced risks. Whether you are engaging in DeFi, NFTs, or other ecosystem applications, you may find new opportunities in this wave of collaboration.

The reactions in the comments section are also quite interesting—some are shouting, "The bull market is really coming back!", while others are joking, "The two technical camps have finally shaken hands." How much change this collaboration will bring is judged differently by everyone, but everyone is waiting to see the follow-up developments.