A few days ago, I shared some opinions on the Clarity Act and the SEC Chairman's speech. In summary, it can be summed up in one sentence: on chain incentives are imperative. This is exactly what the Divvi project is doing. The project is an on chain incentive coordination protocol that focuses on rewarding genuine participation rather than speculation. The basic logic is: as long as you truly help expand the Web3 project ecosystem, the system will give you the reward you deserve. Simple, transparent, and direct. Recently, the project has also launched a points system called Slices, which is mainly aimed at the user side. Points cannot be bought and can only be obtained through practical actions. Points can be earned through lottery, using applications that support Divvi chain, and completing tasks. Such protocols based on real behavior to implement fair distribution mechanisms are still rare, and the support of A16Z probably indicates that this path is not so niche.