Seeing this comment from Teacher Wu of Bitcoin, I really resonate with it. These days, I share projects less frequently and spend more time on building the foundation of the community. When I evaluate projects for the community now, I usually ask myself this question: If there were no "airdrops, subsidies, or exchange listing expectations," could this project survive for 3 months? If not, then it's very likely to backfire. ⭕️ The main issue with most crypto projects nowadays isn’t that their products don’t work. It’s that: they never intended to build a product in the first place. What they’re doing is: issuing tokens first, crafting a narrative, and using price increases to "prove they’re right." But here’s the problem: Assets ≠ Business Valuation ≠ Revenue Liquidity ≠ Product Value.