What's more interesting is that it can extract real on-chain trends from these community discussions, such as who is secretly positioning themselves and which operations are starting to increase, allowing early participants to sense signals in advance. This is actually of great value to early participants.

As an early user at that time, I could clearly feel that what I said was being "taken into account"; it wasn't a platform where only KOL voices were amplified, but rather one where you were truly using it, truly experiencing it, and what you said would be valued.

What I like the most is that it transforms community discussions into a driving force for project growth. It's not about the project finishing and then looking for users, but rather growing together with users and validating the direction together.

Moreover, the more you use it, the more you will find that your "voice" will gradually accumulate. It is not about how loudly you shout, but about what you have contributed and how much you have understood. The platform will also record these, which makes me feel that my participation is not just about "speaking up", but about building a certain consensus and influence.