Nervos' unique features - explained for newbies: signature verification

[Lysis1501]

Nervos can be quite confusing - be it economics, modular design, purpose or technology.

One major point of confusion are the interoperability capabilities of CKB, especially the verification of signature schemes of other blockchains.

At first glance, this could be understood as being able to receive and send assets from other chains - like sending ADA "to and from Nervos" - see this tweet for reference (https://twitter.com/CKBdev/status/1669082763591581696) - or even initiating transactions on other chains "from Nervos"

Nervos has been understood and advertised as an interoperability solution for years, so this reading of "supports signatures of chain xyz" is logical - but it is not what it means, not even close.

I have not found any newbie-friendly content explaining what this feature means for a user yet - it would be great to have that available for sharing to clear up a lot of confusion & misunderstandings of this unique aspect of Nervos, highlight its capabilities and make it easier for the community to create content themselves referencing it without spreading false information or having to resort to vague language.