To be honest, I really like the current state of SOL's primary market. For me now, it's more like the ICM (Internet Capital Markets) model that I've been discussing before, rather than the Believe model that requires a relationship with the Founder before it can be issued. Many grassroots developers usually silently write open source tools, work on Infra, and create things that are truly used by people. To be honest, in the past, this was mostly done to improve their resume, or to have more stories to tell when looking for a job, or to find ways to extend it to entrepreneurship or technology acquisition. The taxes of BAGS and PUMP are essentially turning the market's attention into fuel for builders. If you write good things that are used and recognized by others, the market can directly reflect the value without waiting for anyone to give you a chance. The K-line of life on BSC, as well as Ralph and SOL (Tomatoes), I think they are a very direct and practical support, telling developers: what you are doing now, someone cares about it and it is valuable (we will not discuss whether Dev is greedy or not) There is no pitch deck or anyone to be a gatekeeper, just let the dev focus on doing things well, and the market will naturally respond and support it. Supported LocalAI, which is something to compare with Ollama. I hope Finn can smoothly guide Dev to obtain tax support. Always DYOR。