Some thoughts... For blockchain to keep developing, it has to popularize knowledge in plain language. I once read a project's whitepaper. There was a page in the whitepaper that said: 'Even a three-year-old can understand this.' It was used to explain their project's technical advantages, application scenarios, and market potential. Nowadays, speaking honestly about whitepapers: They aim to sound as sophisticated as possible. It's all stuff retail investors can't understand. Apart from programmers who can grasp the underlying technical logic, can regular people really make sense of a whitepaper for investment research? Why is the meme market so hot? Retail investors and newbies accept it easily. Because all you need to do is figure out the emotions and the story, and you can roughly tell if it's worth jumping in. It's like "100 Questions About Blockchain." The industry needs a platform that simplifies and spreads knowledge widely. After all these years of development, there's been no progress in this area. It's all about creating sophisticated, pretentious content. Every track involves all kinds of technical stuff. There are so many people like me who struggled academically and barely made it to college. Some people can't even do basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Now they come into this industry and have to understand these deep, obscure, and complex technical terms. Can I really go out and preach about the industry's technology and explain the future to people? All I can teach them is 100x leverage on contracts, chasing meme coins for 100x gains, holding spot for the long term, and hunting for free airdrops. If this keeps up!! Where are the users? Where’s the growth? Where’s the future?