Actually, it’s not about ETH scaling or P. It’s more about those hands and visionary builders from before who are no longer in the crypto space, or maybe they just couldn’t hold out for the bigger picture back then. At the time, the belief was that certain projects could break into a larger range (like comparing to $PEPE or $SHIB). Even now, trying to compare to the OIIA of that time (which was tens of millions back then but feels out of reach now). Looking back now with hindsight, they were right. My losses and drawdowns also prove that at this stage, I was wrong... People who only know how to buy but not sell will never win. The next phase is more about learning how to exit, how to avoid getting caught up in FOMO when others are hyped. Also, whether a community is good or not always depends on the character and vision of its leaders. The trickle-down effect is the same in every industry... Maybe there’s no right or wrong here. It’s just that the meme space itself isn’t united right now. Even those who recently wanted to build something solid were proven wrong by reality. Honestly, you can’t really blame exchanges for not providing resources or support... or maybe it’s just the attitude of treating this space like a random pile on the roadside... I don’t know, maybe what I’m thinking now is also wrong. But I do know that as long as I keep reflecting and improving, I’m not far from the next success... Let’s encourage each other. Just some recent ramblings ‍♀️