The End of the Chain 1. A chain A gameplay Playing until the end, the sickle doesn't know how to restrain itself Gradually increase the kill rate until individual investors lose money when they enter This gameplay has reached its end in terms of stages. Recently, retail investors have a formula where sol's meme=loss Holding for one day is considered a holder, holding for three days is considered a diamond hand. 2. Obviously, there are too many fake memes, real VC harvest disks/conspiracy disks on Sol, and the kill rate has reached the point where a retail investor would lose money if they entered. This liquidity is overflowing, and there are great opportunities for new gameplay and platforms at this time. In this context, Timefun, Super, and Odin took turns to perform. 3. At first, Silly Brother also thought Odin was not good, centralized hosting+runes. This model poses significant security risks and lacks innovation. I think it's not possible, even experienced players think it's not possible. But after pulling the plate, almost all group members said it's okay. This means that most retail investors don't actually need chains. What they need is intense volatility, a demand that goes far beyond the chain. At least in the short term. So, at the end of the chain, centralized hosting. 4. What retail investors want is A Christmas tree with early opportunities for participation.