This time, the Alpha point consumption system has retail investors optimistic about the token model that allows for free selection of project parties. This means that if there are many players entering a certain project's tokens and the project's positioning is not high, it could lead to poor returns, which is to say, in some cases, the wear and tear is greater than the returns. Conversely, if a project has a high positioning and there are few players entering, then the retail investors will get a larger share of the pie, resulting in periods where returns far exceed wear and tear. I believe this free game-theory mode can encourage project parties to put in effort to capture the traffic market by working hard on their token projects rather than slacking off. Retail investors can also be incentivized to sharpen their vision when engaging with lesser-known tokens. Additionally, the point consumption system can help dissipate some market bubbles, reducing selling pressure in the market. I think the Alpha point consumption system should be feasible. However, these are just discussions among retail investors for reference. The specific planning of the point consumption system will still depend on the announcement regarding the Alpha section's point consumption system on the 13th. I believe the Alpha section can take off.