The vitality of an ecosystem has never relied on a single explosive point, but rather on seemingly ordinary infrastructure maintaining stable operation through one cycle after another.

The role WinkLink plays in the Tron ecosystem is actually such an existence.

You might try to imagine—smart contracts need to call external data, does this demand disappear because of market hot or cold? No. Whether in a bull or bear market, as long as smart contracts are running, the reliance on trusted data always exists. The persistence of this demand determines that its value is not built on a hot narrative, but is tightly linked to the survival time of the entire ecosystem.

Now there is a question worth pondering: when we start to plan the blockchain ecosystem on a "ten-year" time scale, only then will those truly foundational infrastructures gradually reveal their real significance. Not the hype-driven significance, but the significance that the system itself cannot do without.

Many projects flourish in the bull market, but once the wind passes, they are gone. Those involved in infrastructure, on the other hand, have found their place across different cycles—because they solve eternal problems.