The ability to cause trouble is not something that every project team can possess, and it requires strong software and hardware capabilities for this project. Coincidentally, @ ethena_1abs is a skilled player. Since Pump, I remember that he was a WLFI concept related coin that rose by over 60%. Let's take ena as an example Hard power refers to core asset management data such as TVL, resource relationships, and market making capabilities Soft power refers to operational thinking and market capability -The most important aspect of the operational strategy is to find timing and place favorable news at the appropriate time Hard power determines how well the project team can find a perspective to talk about things Soft power determines how many people can know this angle and pay for it The common problem among many project parties now is: 1. The angle found is too small, and the market is not buying 2. Many perspectives can be significant, but due to poor operational and marketing capabilities, too many people are unaware 3. The angle is good and many people know about the good news, but the market is too bad and no one is following The series of tactics used by ENA is too eloquent. Other project teams should learn and practice. Breaking it down, the most important thing is the top timing, followed by a series of positive news from USDe TVL reaching a new high, to Treasury Company's cryptocurrency stocks, to Genius Act stablecoins, and most importantly, to support market pull... Who doesn't get confused after watching this combination of punches 💤