#现实世界资产代币化 The internal disputes among Neo's founders certainly attract attention, but such short-term controversies have limited value for those truly engaged in trading. The key is to watch subsequent actions—RWA, stablecoins, and cross-chain interoperability mentioned by Zhang Zhengwen, these are the real indicators that determine whether the ecosystem can truly take root.

From a copy-trading perspective, I focus more on whether the project team can turn promises into actual applications. Relying solely on verbal commitments and roadmaps is far from enough; we need to see execution efficiency and feedback from ecosystem participants. The RWA track is indeed the future direction, but how Neo is progressing in this area and how many quality projects within the ecosystem are actively pushing for real-world applications—these are what determine long-term investment value.

Short-term personnel disputes often cause volatility, and volatility creates opportunities. The key is to identify teams that are unaffected by short-term public opinion and are consistently focused on development, then decide your copy-trading proportion based on your risk tolerance. After the controversy subsides, the projects that will truly rise are those continuing to deliver during the bear market. Observation and patience are key—no need to rush.