Recently, I saw a bunch of PFPs and membership cards claiming to be "co-creating brands," but honestly, they're just fighting for attention. I don't doubt the long-term value, but we have to get through the cold period where no one talks and the floor price stays stagnant—on-chain data looks like a climate chart; excitement is just a gust of wind. What's important is whether it can form a stable atmospheric pressure. Now social mining and fan tokens also seem like experiments in "attention as mining," but attention is too fleeting—today you see me, tomorrow you switch to another spot.

A few days ago, I set a reminder and a limit for myself (not to look at the market at certain times, just a fixed amount per trade). At first, I felt pretty uncomfortable, like I was missing out on something; after two days, I actually felt relieved, my emotions weren't so easily swayed by the community's rhythm. Anyway, I prefer to think of memberships as "long-term subscriptions," rather than tickets that prove you're present every day. Let's leave it at that for now.