Many people say that crypto is cold, high-pressure, and a battleground. But at the $MORE event, I felt for the first time what it means to have "trust seriously responded to." Here's what happened: Over the weekend, I bought $MORE on UX, and right after it opened, I got caught in a spike. Not long after, the official team surprisingly announced a compensation mechanism that covered this loss @unicornverse_io @A_unicornverse. Even more astonishing, after the compensation, the coin price rose again—meaning I made a profit twice. I initially thought it was just good luck until later when a friend from Moonveil reached out to thank me for my support in the group, saying some things that almost made me cry @Moonveil_Studio. They mentioned that they made quite a few mistakes during the launch process and faced various unexpected challenges at the opening. It really felt like they had "entered the ICU and were brought back to life." It was the community's trust and encouragement that helped them pull through. They even said that next time they run, they would like to treat me to a meal, saying that this support is not taken for granted. Honestly, this made me feel very emotional. I am neither a team member nor an investor, just a small retail investor who has been quietly following along. But because I have been silently watching Moonveil's growth, I know how difficult their persistence has been. The $MORE corresponding to Moonveil is a chain game team I have been following: They have developed games like AstrArk and Puffy 2048. They have over 2.03 million independent wallet test users. They launched Moon Beam Points, a badge system, and a complete incentive framework. They developed their own L2 testnet and plan to launch the mainnet. By the end of June, they successfully completed the TGE, transitioning from a studio to an ecosystem. These achievements are quite rare in the chain game sector. Especially in the past three years, the chain game industry has cooled down wave after wave. They haven't "sold sentiment" or rushed to cut retail investors; instead, they have been refining their products while growing their community, reviewing mistakes, and compensating for losses. Whether it's Moonveil or UnicornX, they both possess a very rare quality—they take responsibility for "trust." You could call it a sense of responsibility or warmth. But I believe this is what is most touching. Crypto is often irrational, but I always believe: trust is the most precious asset in Web3. If every builder is willing to show a little more sincerity, and every user is willing to show a little more understanding, perhaps this industry can truly go further. I remember an investor once said, every project has its own fate, and launching a TGE is like shooting an arrow with no turning back. I know many project founders have sold their possessions and dug into their pockets to buy back project tokens. I also know that some depin projects have product managers who have become skeletal to develop products. Many times, retail investors and project teams stand on opposite sides due to coin prices, while in reality, many people want to genuinely accomplish something.