Recently, I saw a bunch of people watching the unlock calendar and shouting about selling pressure. To be honest, I also pay attention, but more as an emotional thermometer. The PFP/membership setup can temporarily withstand attention because everyone is looking for a "sense of community." Every time there's an unlock and a dump, the group immediately quiets down, which is quite genuine.

What I care more about as a "signal" is actually quite simple: how the project team spends money on the chain, how they announce updates, and whether they come out immediately to clarify the process when there's congestion or scripts crash. People who can break down and explain these details usually don't like to make empty promises. As for branding, honestly, it's about whether they're willing to keep working through the lows... Anyway, I prefer to go slow rather than be carried away by a wave of excitement. That's all for now.