For months now, both the Polymarket team and investors have been posting things that seem designed to invite criticism. They've been going on and on, but the core message boils down to two points: 1. Regarding criticism of "overly high expectations": They explicitly stated that they "don't guarantee a token launch," and their long-standing plan has been to first create a truly useful product before considering giving users ownership. 2. Regarding calls for "a quick token launch": They believe that a "rapid token launch" might not be best for everyone, especially for those airdrop farmers who want to quickly sell their tokens. Originally, I hoped Predict would be taken down by Poly, but Predict failed me... In reality, a generous airdrop can build a good reputation and attract a large number of users; while a stingy airdrop will hasten the project's demise. This is a principle many founders and teams fail to grasp.