A leading cryptocurrency company recently held a shareholder meeting. The pre-event promotion was quite intense, claiming that several industry heavyweights would attend to support the event. However, the scene on-site could only be described as quiet—expected guests were absent, and new investors did not show up either. The overall influence of the meeting was indeed diminished.

From a content perspective, the conference did not send any particularly bright signals. It repeatedly argued the bullish market outlook, recycling old clichés without any new angles capable of truly shifting market expectations. This "mindless bullish" routine has long been nothing new in the industry.

After the event, some analysts summarized a few relatively interesting comments. Although they are not enough to reverse the overall mediocre situation, they at least indicate that the event was not entirely worthless. However, based on this conference, it’s clear that the crypto industry still needs to put in real effort to create momentum through events—having just a name and hype is far from enough.