Imagine, human civilization is standing in front of a new continent. It is called the 'Web3 Planet.' Initially, it was built by a group of pioneers who believed in decentralization, freedom, and code autonomy. They abandoned the extraction of privacy and the monopoly of central platforms in the old world, Web2, and attempted to build a whole new digital society with smart contracts and on-chain order.
Their dream: no rulers, only protocols; no intermediaries, only peer-to-peer trust.
But like every new world discovery in history, this land of freedom quickly attracted the capital and ambition of the old world. They didn't land immediately but built a bridge, slowly infiltrating from Web2. They studied the rules of this new continent, observed the distribution of resources, and identified the most valuable 'land.'
This land is called 'block space.'
The land reclamation of Bitcoin: from scarcity to privilege
The beginning of the Web3 Planet is the Kingdom of Bitcoin. Scarcity, clarity, and immutability form its value foundation. The initial residents earned their own block space by trading computational power and time, gradually accumulating their 'wealth land.'
And what about the later residents? They establish territories through funds and speculation.
When the early settlers built walls and established their 'mining empires,' they turned their eyes to broader frontiers—Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, Polkadot... each new public chain seemed like an unplowed continent, waiting for the next prospector's arrival.
But the land is no longer scarce. The emergence of Layer2, Rollup, sidechains, and countless alt-chains has made 'land' infinitely replicable. Once, a single transaction required meticulous calculations, while now thousands of transactions can be processed every second. However, the drastic decrease in costs has not led to wealth freedom that everyone can afford but rather to a series of increasingly brutal wealth transfer games.
Web2 has arrived but is lost on the map.
After the bridge opened, residents from Web2 gradually moved in. Some are tech people, some are entrepreneurs, some are speculators, and many are ordinary people simply chasing their dreams. They enthusiastically exchange currencies, open wallets, and invest in projects, thinking they have finally caught up with the era's dividends.
But they didn't realize that this game has already been designed.
New chains abound, with different rules: tokens, NFTs, airdrops, pools, MEV, yield farming arbitrage... It seems like opportunities but is actually fraught with traps. Those who are well-versed in the rules of the game sell at high positions, while media and KOLs create an atmosphere of FOMO, and project teams spin one 'Web3 revolution' story after another. Soon, the new 'immigrants' fall into the maze of liquidity traps, trading slippage, and rug pulls.
Web3 is not a planet designed for the masses but a casino prepared for those who 'know how to play.'
The true power of game controllers
Today, every inch of land in Web3, every trading entry, and every flow of traffic is almost manipulated:
Exchanges have become the new border tax collectors, deciding whether funds can cross from Web2 to Web3;
Market makers hide in the deep waters, using algorithms to preemptively capture each turbulence;
Development teams build increasingly complex protocol structures, merely to wrap them in more narratives;
KOLs and community marketing agencies create consensus, generate hot topics, and also create bubbles;
Whales and venture capitalists depress valuations in the primary market, offload at high prices in the secondary market, and continue to replicate the model of explosive wealth.
The ideal of decentralization still survives in some corners, but the entire ecosystem is increasingly resembling a process of 'de-individualization.'
Land is still being sold, but not everyone can build houses.
The 'real estate' in Web3 is tokens, NFTs, and on-chain resource rights. Each piece of land carries narratives, some claim to be the future of AI + blockchain, some tell of the metaverse world, and some promise staking annualized rates of 300%.
However, there aren't many truly valuable projects. Behind the glamour, data is the answer.
Mlion.ai is precisely the information hedging tool focused on this 'land speculation':
The currency rating system helps you identify which tokens are 'disguised mansions' and which are 'crumbly tofu';
On-chain address behavior analysis helps you see if the whales' wallets are quietly selling;
In-depth news analysis and AI strategy diagrams allow you to foresee potential risks during every 'news-driven surge';
NFT Agent and airdrop tools help you avoid bait and discover truly worthwhile long-term Web3 digital assets.
You don't need to be a designer of the game, but you can learn to recognize which games are designed to extract from you.
Conclusion: is the future of this planet still worth believing in?
Web3 is not dead; it just no longer resembles the ideal utopia of dreams.
It is a capital city drawn by a few, holding the keys, and selling illusions. And we ordinary settlers, in the digital storm, are groping for direction, starting over again and again.
Perhaps true decentralization is still far away, or perhaps the land of freedom is still across the river. But we can choose to participate more wisely: see reality through tools, hedge information gaps with cognition, avoid being harvested, and not be manipulated.
And Mlion.ai is precisely the nautical chart you need to seek real value and trend coordinates on this planet.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational reference only and does not constitute any investment advice. Digital assets are highly volatile; please make prudent judgments and manage personal risk exposures.