Recently, I have been tracking many new projects, and 0G immediately caught my eye. From a fundamental perspective, this project's funding has already exceeded $560 million—given the current market environment, reaching this level either indicates that the track itself is highly scarce or that the team is exceptionally capable. 0G falls into the latter category, and what's more interesting is that although it shares the same founders as CFX, the capital camps attracted by the two projects are completely different. 0G is supported entirely by top international institutions, and this kind of endorsement is indeed more valuable than that of conventional projects.

Ultimately, the value of a project still depends on the team. This is also what makes 0G most attractive—the entire founding team can be described as a "gathering of technical elites." Headquartered in San Francisco, USA, it naturally possesses an international character. Driven by four co-founders, the team has about 50 members. At first glance, the scale isn't particularly large, but the personnel composition is truly luxurious: 4 professors, 8 PhDs. This educational background structure is considered top-tier in the industry. Many projects' core teams don't even have decent technical backgrounds, but 0G's team comes from scientific research and academic backgrounds, with solid technical genes.