My story with @Sidekick_Labs feels like a "began from afar, ended with a heartbeat" kind of vibe. Actually, I knew about Sidekick quite early on. Back then, they hadn't officially started live streaming and were still exploring a kind of on-chain gaming companion product. To be honest, I thought this team was quite interesting at that time—not the typical "pump and dump project" type, but rather the kind that was experimenting and having fun. I really realized Sidekick was taking off when Yang Ge @nihaovand mentioned it to me. I felt a strong FOMO and was constantly looking for opportunities to get involved. But—I'm actually quite introverted and shy (even though you might not believe it), so I never had the courage to truly join a Sidekick live stream. But I really, really believe in this project. For me, Sidekick symbolizes a new kind of builder: No outsourcing, no noise, no packaging—but the things they create always manage to touch people. Later, more and more early KOLs started to display the Sidekick logo, especially many college friends from 0xU. They said it wasn't for airdrops, nor for money, but simply because they liked the project. At that moment, I thought, hmm, this project is on the right track. A small spark can start a prairie fire. Then, Sidekick gradually stepped into a larger spotlight, becoming the focus of the entire Chinese-speaking builder community recently. Later, I flew to Dubai to attend the Sidekick x Rave DAO beach music festival and met Johnny @HeyfishYC. But maybe because the pace was too fast and there were too many scenes, we couldn't really have a proper chat—it's a bit of a regret. For me, Sidekick is the kind of project that I "missed out on but still wish well." Every young person starting a business hopes to save the world or change something... and many peers I've recently met are just like me, staying true to their original intentions to achieve their goals. I couldn't invest, but I will still support it. Because what I've always valued is that kind of irreplaceable presence. When the TGE starts, I think I will still jump in at the opening. Even if it's just to make a "late hug."