The rules of the game in the Web3 world are always astonishing. I once heard that the "advertising space" of a certain treasury project could be purchased, with the scheme being that the project party would subscribe to a certain amount of Tokens, and then the project leader would use part of the investment to purchase the other party's project Tokens, with the remaining portion used to buy mainstream Crypto Assets. At that time, we thought this practice was absurd and laughable, but when an intermediary actually came to us with a proposal, we realized that we were the ones who were naive.
The "Maimiao" culture during the financing process has left many newcomers to the industry feeling confused. During the ICO period in 2017, many people naively believed that it was enough to just develop a good product, promote it on forums, and set up an ICO address. At that time, we spent a lot of time answering questions on social media platforms and working hard to develop the product. It wasn't until later that we realized we also needed to network with important figures in the industry, seek advisors, find institutional endorsements, and collaborate with market makers and exchanges. Joining a certain camp often means