Many founders work on projects with a single-minded pursuit of their vision, which is quite admirable. But for the community and ordinary people, this is of little use. Gaining community recognition of your values and working together towards a common vision is the key.

Many idealistic entrepreneurs issue assets on the blockchain, only to fall into PVP competition. There's no sympathy here, as all participants want 'bread' that can solve basic needs, not the 'refined arts' and other abstract pursuits.

In the past, VC groups would set up and launch on exchanges, relying on creating a high market value and deep trading pairs for long-term development. However, this has instead become a reason for subsequent declines, and it's no wonder they are labeled as 'scissors'.

It's worth reflecting: project parties feel the on-chain world lacks ideals and builders, while those on-chain feel project parties are unrealistic and quite cruel. Everyone has different thoughts; participants want to change their fate, while project parties discuss embellishing life.

This mutual misunderstanding is the biggest problem in marketing during this market cycle. The crypto world really needs more mutual understanding and faith.