The buzz around Vibe coding reminds me of the NFT wave at the end of 2020.

Back then, everyone was rushing to mint and trade NFTs, market sentiment was high, and projects were emerging one after another. Now, looking at the rising trajectory of Vibe coding's popularity in the ecosystem, there's definitely a sense of déjà vu—community activity is booming, new users are continuously joining, and developers are actively participating.

Honestly, this is the most excited I've been in a long time. The cycle of Web3 innovative projects often goes like this: a certain track suddenly explodes, driving the energy of the entire ecosystem. From initial niche experiments, to being discovered by more developers and users, to forming scale effects.

How long this wave of popularity can last and how far it can go depends on the project's fundamentals and the real needs of the community. But at least for now, the momentum is right.