I can understand the frustration of industry practitioners. But in the Web3 ecosystem, before forcefully riding the trend or bundling collaborations, you must first respect the other party's choices and intentions. Every exchange and project team has its own strategic rhythm; blindly following the trend or applying pressure can backfire. True ecosystem win-win cooperation should be based on mutual understanding and respect—only then can collaborations last longer.
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I can understand the frustration of industry practitioners. But in the Web3 ecosystem, before forcefully riding the trend or bundling collaborations, you must first respect the other party's choices and intentions. Every exchange and project team has its own strategic rhythm; blindly following the trend or applying pressure can backfire. True ecosystem win-win cooperation should be based on mutual understanding and respect—only then can collaborations last longer.