If I could only keep one habit: I would ask myself before buying any PFP/membership, "Am I willing to use this as my avatar for three months?" Basically, the long-term value of a PFP is mostly not about how beautiful the image is, but about continuously syncing with a group of people, recognizing each other, and being willing to work together; otherwise, it's just short-term attention, a lively scene that disperses after a couple of days. Recently, watching Layer2 projects argue over TPS, fees, and subsidies like a marketplace, I feel even more: parameters can be competed over, but brand and membership's "mind share" are actually more difficult, yet also the easiest to be sabotaged by one's own people... Anyway, I won't take a side for now, I'll have a drink first and then review.