Recently, many people have been asking whether holding NEO long-term is still worthwhile, and I personally am optimistic.

To be honest, those previous disputes have finally been settled. Now, the power structure is clear, led by a single manager overseeing operations. What does this mean? Generally speaking, if the management team doesn't want to be repeatedly questioned by the market, they should focus on project development—after all, no one enjoys the constant criticism and doubt.

From an incentive mechanism perspective, the sole manager actually has a higher focus. Without multi-party negotiations, decision-making efficiency theoretically improves. Of course, this also means that every move by the manager will be amplified by the market—this is both pressure and motivation for the project team.

If you are a holder, you can continue to observe for a while. It is recommended not to go all-in on a single position; consider a phased deployment strategy. This way, you can participate in potential upward opportunities while managing risk. The market is always full of variables, but a clear governance structure at least provides us with a better basis for judgment.