SurfLayer's ecosystem page is actually a task-based gameplay — breaking down various operations on the blockchain into simple, easy-to-follow task steps. Users don't have to run around; they can experience the core functions of the entire ecosystem directly on this one platform.

The most attractive part is the completion rate: as long as you complete all the tasks in a certain ecosystem, the platform will reward you with SurfPoints. This points system is straightforward — it encourages users who are genuinely deeply involved and have actual on-chain activity, rather than just casually harvesting.

Speaking of ecosystems, the Arc testnet has recently become a hot topic. This is the public test environment for Circle's new Layer-1 blockchain Arc. As a new public chain project that has garnered industry attention, the launch of the Arc testnet means that the core features of this chain are basically formed, and now it’s in the stage of testing and optimization.

For ordinary users, participating in such testnets offers several benefits: first, you can get early access to the ecosystem applications of the new chain; second, testnets usually have early participant reward mechanisms; third, your feedback and data can directly influence the final product’s optimization direction. So if you're interested in Layer-1 public chains, the Arc testnet is worth trying out.