So here's the thing about the major blockchains powering enterprise adoption worldwide—they're becoming the backbone of institutional infrastructure, handling everything from supply chain verification to cross-border settlements. Yet somehow, between the serious business applications and billion-dollar enterprise migrations, we still see projects treating their blockchain like it's meant for entertainment rather than actual utility. Kind of ironic when you think about it. The gap between what these networks *should* represent (serious, institutional-grade infrastructure) and how they're sometimes *marketed* (frivolous, meme-driven narratives) tells you something about where the space is headed. Real adoption? That's happening in the enterprise layer. The noise? That's everywhere else.