Over the next three weeks, we will implement a commercially viable operation on the Titan Network testnet. This initiative will involve several key steps to quickly drive real-world adoption of DePIN resources.

First, we will update the C container at the C++ level to the Titan L2 node. This node supports WASM/JS scripting, is exclusively compatible with mobile devices, and is internally designated as C. Additionally, we have advanced capabilities in the A and B container technologies, which are not yet integrated into the Testnet.

Secondly, we will build an overlay network to connect the nodes. Initially, we will use a center-forwarding approach to implement the network functionality. This approach will ensure that the architectural design is scalable.

Thirdly, we will deploy the agent network project on the Titan L2 nodes. This system manages and deploys projects on these nodes, including both the nodes themselves and the scheduling servers.

In the fourth step, we will use our SDK to test the proxy network and ensure everything is functioning correctly before opening the IP leasing service for user testing.

The proxy network builds on the foundation of the first three steps. It consists of JavaScript scripts running in C containers on each node and a proxy network SDK that allows users to access our proxy network.

This is a complex and ambitious project, and once it's operational, we will achieve several significant milestones.

These include establishing a network independent of node types, deploying WASM/JS-enabled C container environments on all nodes, and offering an ethical IP leasing service that will generate substantial revenue.

This moment will mark the beginning of the network's real-world applications and ecological expansion, showcasing the depth and breadth of our collective capabilities.