The drama surrounding $H is finally here, and it’s the same familiar script. This time, it’s a standoff between private investors and the project team. Regarding the unlocking plan for early investors, the project team has aggressively proposed two options: Option 1: Postpone from June to September, extend the cycle to 3 years, and unlock tokens in 12 equal quarterly installments—this way, you can get 100% of the tokens. Option 2: Unlock fully on June 25, but you’ll only get 30%. If it were you, which would you choose? @trixventures leans toward Option 2—getting 30% of the tokens in the short term, trading time for liquidity. Sure, you lose 70% of the tokens, but you can recover some liquidity earlier. Option 1 is basically staking—who knows what will happen in 3 years? Will $H go to zero? In this market, most people probably want to cash out their tokens as soon as possible, especially since $H’s FDV is currently $1.4 billion—a pretty decent price. The crypto space has turned into a giant casino for internal battles: MMs vs. retail investors, project teams vs. early investors, MMs vs. investors, MMs vs. exchanges, project teams vs. exchanges... In the future, this method of delaying token payments to investors will likely become more common...