The cost of "trust" is very high, which is one of the original motivations behind Satoshi Nakamoto’s creation of BTC—to solve the problem of trust. Trust is mutual: I can trust Bitcoin, I can trust Ethereum—but can I trust an altcoin and its underlying team? This remains the greatest doubt in everyone’s mind. As @NeoSoulAI tweeted: in today’s market, trust has been exhausted; exchanges, VCs, project teams, communities—all are waiting for someone else to take the first step. So they’ve decided to take that step first, choosing to assume the initial risk by linking the team’s economic rights directly to the project’s execution outcomes. This approach differs from other project tokens that use fixed unlock schedules, and aims to earn "trust" from the community and other stakeholders. Will it succeed? No one knows. Success requires timing, opportunity, and human harmony—but we must acknowledge this as a courageous attempt. Someone has to take the first step. Hope is neither inherently present nor absent; it is like a path on the ground—there was no path originally, but when enough people walk it, a path is formed...