Community Builders' Dream

Every day, I hear about building, becoming an ecosystem contributor, supporting the project's future—sounds grand. But reality is often quite harsh.

Losing in contract trading is something I can accept; it's just poor risk management on my part. What really frustrates people is that retail investors who spend time participating in the community, helping promote the project, and engaging in governance discussions ultimately find that their profits and decision-making power flow to the project team and big holders. It's like raising a daughter carefully, only to have her kidnapped—only realizing later that you've been sidelined.

Some might say, just don't participate. But the problem is, retail investors in trash coins are indeed being cut, the volatility on the contract side is more exciting than gambling, and the on-chain ecosystem is a mess. Currently, builders and earners are seriously disconnected; those who participate the most are actually the ones losing the most. This phenomenon is becoming more and more common across the entire crypto market and warrants reflection.