Recently, the content ecosystem in the crypto community has shown an interesting tension—on one side, a flood of various opinions and chaotic discussions; on the other side, some previously low-profile creators and media personnel are beginning to initiate rectification using new content tools, promoting higher quality content. This change is not necessarily a bad thing, but it feels somewhat unfamiliar. However, I always believe that what Web3 needs most are open voices and frequent sharing. Sharing itself is a form of connection and the vitality of the community. High-quality content will naturally accumulate, and low-quality voices will gradually fade away. Instead of passively waiting, it's better to actively participate—more sharing, more collisions—so the community can truly grow.