Recently, I was asked again whether PFP/memberships count as "long-term value."

I'm a bit more conservative now: most of the time, it's not about how good the avatar looks, but about what you actually get after joining the group, whether the rules are stable, and if the team has a bottom line.
Honestly, relying solely on attention—when it's hot, it's like a trend; when it cools down, everyone runs faster than others.

I've seen many blockchain game collapses—inflation kicks in, studios enter the scene, coin prices spiral downward, and finally, member benefits shrink along with it.
It feels like they just hype up the excitement first and then see what happens.
My colleague also complained a few days ago: bought a membership, but three months later, the official changed the terms... awkward.

My approach is simple: regularly clear authorizations, read the signatures before clicking;
if a membership requires too many permissions or needs to be kept long-term untouched, I’d rather miss out—safety is more valuable anyway.
That’s all for now.