To be honest, the token allocation of many projects nowadays is really frustrating. Retail investors work hard to participate, but in the end, the majority of the chips end up in the hands of whales and external opinion leaders.

What are those so-called community benefit cards? They look fancy, but their actual usefulness is limited.

Project parties always love to talk about grand narratives and ecological construction, but what about the practical implementation? True decentralization should allow every participant to share in the growth dividends. It's not just the project side making promises; the contributions of community members must also be recognized. Growing the pie is one thing, but how to slice it is key—only with a reasonable distribution mechanism can this flywheel start to turn.

Otherwise, shouting slogans is useless; retail investors are not foolish.