I have a habit when I buy things.

The more people who know about it, the less I’m in a hurry.

The fewer people who study it, the more I’m willing to spend time looking into it.

All mature projects have something in common:

When nobody believed in it at first, the cost was often the lowest.

ALD’s node mechanism is also pretty interesting:

The first 1,000 spots have one price, and the price after that will be adjusted as the number of nodes increases.

Sometimes, what’s most worth studying isn’t the price, but the rules.