ATH just released an update to its economic model. First, let me clarify my stance: I hold both ATH and AGPU, and yes, I'm currently stuck with both. Now, let me talk about how this update relates to my holdings. Starting in November, a portion of the network fees generated when customers book computing power will be burned daily. The burned ATH will be sent to a publicly verifiable burn address. Plus, the weaker the market, the lower the fee rate, and the higher the burn ratio. Currently, customers hold AGPU, and AGPU holds a large amount of ATH. As ATH's price rises, it will also drive up AGPU's asset scale. Ideally, it's like using one foot to step on the other to climb higher—let's see if it works out.