Yesterday, a well-known figure expressed dissatisfaction regarding the $virtual points allocation issue, believing that the proportion gained by DEV on the platform is too high. One person actually managed to earn 15 million points in a single day, accounting for a third of the total points in the pool, leaving retail investors with no room to survive. New coins have also been continuously declining. Currently, many stakers are joining in to criticize the official response for inaction. The official virtual team has already replied, stating that they will conduct a comprehensive process review and take necessary measures as needed. It is evident that making money in the crypto market is really difficult now. Just a slight opportunity can lead to severe losses. Yesterday, the airdrop number for Binance Alpha only yielded 30 USD in profit, and after accounting for wear and tear, there isn't much to gain. Apart from studios that are still holding on, I see many friends have stopped. Currently, it seems that operations forcing the market to generate profit effects and emotions through models are hard to sustain for long. To put it bluntly, there is no innovation in market narratives; relying solely on models means that after a short-term positive flywheel, it will come to an end. The market will become increasingly polarized; projects that do not rely on stablecoins, RWA, ETFs, DeFi, AI, or public blockchain infrastructure will perish. However, projects that can board the future core ship of cryptocurrency will have unlimited growth expectations. For instance, Circle's IPO institution only valued it at over 6 billion, yet the market pushed it to 40 billion, precisely because everyone has an incredibly optimistic expectation for the future of stablecoins. Therefore, we should embrace the future and not live in the past.