One thing that impressed me deeply is that Movement co-founder Rushi Manche publicly stated that "there will be no PUA users, and only 10% needs to be completed to reach the airdrop threshold." This is also their clear understanding of the current situation of the Web3 community - why do people come to your test network? How should we view these users? This is also a rare understanding and respect.

Of course, this may also be one of the advantages of young people. "Young co-founders + young projects + young communities" collide to produce a wonderful chemical reaction.

It's refreshing to see such an innovative approach in Web3. Young minds often bring a new perspective, and this focus on community respect and minimal entry barriers is truly commendable. Can't wait to see how this evolves!