Recently, many people have been asking: Is mining really fair? Will the project team truly use industrial profits to repurchase tokens? Could the officials be secretly accumulating a large amount of chips?

These concerns are actually quite normal. However, from the current situation, early volunteers already hold a reasonable amount of tokens based on the mining mechanism itself, and with everyone's consensus not to sell, this group has actually become the strongest mutual supervision team. Volunteers are not here to pursue profits—they are believers themselves, and this kind of organizational strength is very difficult to shake.

Of course, achieving complete decentralization at every level is unrealistic. So what is the true future direction? It should be a combination of decentralization and centralization—with decentralization as the core driving force, using centralization to supplement services. This is the only way to allow projects to truly expand into various industries and achieve disruptive transformation of traditional models.