I'm now checking whether the project team is actually working. The first thing I look at isn't how elaborate the roadmap is, but rather the treasury expenditures: where the money was spent, and whether there's a rhythm to the spending. Honestly, ongoing development, security audits, and ecosystem subsidies— even if slow—feel like progress; on the other hand, if it starts with all kinds of events, KOLs, offline parties, and milestones are always "next month," I start to feel a bit uneasy.

Recently, Meme and celebrity shoutouts have become popular again. It looks exciting for newcomers, but as attention shifts back and forth, the ones who end up taking over are basically just settling others' bills. Anyway, as this liquidity internship dropout, I focus on one word: rhythm. Spending money where it should be spent, delivering results, and doing reviews—that's what counts as being serious; chaotic hype without rhythm... is mostly just a sign of dumping.