Perhaps no one has paid attention to this issue Robinhood did not take over after the initial Cashcat phase with any tokenized stocks or RWAs (if you insist that Long is not a meme platform but an RWA), fine） But rather an EOS flavored gambling game bonus plate: @ minepea_ The core logic is actually a UI free version of the "I Am a Killer" (a 23 year trendy gaming universe) simulation disk playing method -5 × 5 with a total of 25 grids, round every 60 seconds -Bet ETH on the grid you bet on winning → Timing ends, randomly select a grid on the chain -The winners (those who bet on the winning grid) divide the ETH in the loser's pool according to their respective investment ratios. Withdrawal: All ETH invested will receive a 1% management fee, and the loser pool will receive an additional 10% Repurchase and destruction: Regular repurchase by the national treasury, 95% destruction, 5% to the pledger Dividend: One PEA is cast in each round to give points to the winner on the grid, and there is also a Jackpot jackpot that grows larger as it rolls. When receiving PEA rewards, there is a 10% tax for those who have not received them Having played FOMO3D in 2018, it is obvious that this is a typical dividend mutual aid disk flywheel: Gambling more → Repurchase more → Price increase → More holding fees → Gambling more In theory, the pressure of pledging can be sustained until the sub fees catch up with the total sunk costs of the previous PEA holders themselves This gambling dividend mutual aid platform is already second only to @ Pumpfun, ranking sixth in overall revenue and first in the RH chain as a DAPP Another similar asset is Fake World Asset on the ETH mainnet, ranked 12th only after WLFI And Hyperliquid has dropped to 10th place I'm not asking you to play with this plate, what I want to say is: At present, what drives the market and occupies attention is the native game of the cryptocurrency circle, not the RWA narrative The former is the real and genuine market demand, not the story This data is a good sign because every time the market bottoms out, it relies on native factors, not external factors This is also the core logic of @ Hertzfflow_xyz's adherence to the fundamental principles of the cryptocurrency industry