In the past two years, complaints like "Someone stole my X years" have been especially popular in the community, and recently it was Base's turn.

A founder of a blockchain game team shared their experience. Three years ago, they decided to develop on Base, full of anticipation. "We will fully support your development"—this was the initial promise they received. But reality was harsh: investment, waiting, disappointment—the cycle just kept stretching out.

The turning point came when they decided to switch to Solana. The same product, but with a different blockchain ecosystem, saw a sharply rising growth curve. This contrast was very striking—it's not a product problem, but the difference in ecosystem dividends.

This story reflects that: the level of support from developers and the activity of the ecosystem indeed vary greatly across different public chains. For early-stage projects, choosing a truly active and developer-supportive blockchain might be more critical than the product itself.