Last night, the financial markets experienced a brief celebration, with various assets generally rising as the dollar fell. However, this wave of rise actually lacks a solid foundation and is more of a result of the market recovering from the chaos of the rumor that 'Trump fired Cook,' with a short-term speculative mindset regarding the upcoming interest rate cuts.

After Nvidia's earnings report was released, the market was once again thrown into turmoil. Although there was an initial plunge of 4%, the decline subsequently narrowed. This event has raised concerns among investors about potential triggers for a fall.

At the same time, interesting changes are happening in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space. Some emerging projects are beginning to focus on small investors, providing them with opportunities to participate. For example, an event launched by a certain project has lowered the participation threshold to 0.02 testnet Ether, allowing novice investors to get involved. This approach not only reduces the entry barrier but also encourages ordinary users' participation through a rewards mechanism.

Interestingly, the project has also launched a special event that allocates 20% of the rewards to all qualifying participants. This approach has been welcomed by small investors, as it affirms their contributions and no longer makes them feel like they are just 'filler'.

This strategy that focuses on ordinary investors may lead to a more stable ecosystem. Compared to projects that rely on large investors, attracting more small investors may increase the resilience of the project. As more and more ordinary investors join, the DeFi space is evolving towards a more inclusive direction.

These changes indicate that DeFi is no longer just a game for large funds. Some projects are working to establish a more balanced and sustainable ecosystem, which may attract more attention and participation from ordinary investors.