Many practitioners in European regions indeed have a cognitive bias in assessing the potential of their own continent, which is also an important reason why more and more people are choosing to seek opportunities elsewhere. Beyond the mindset, the deeper issue lies in: excessive regulatory frameworks and energy cost pressures are squeezing market vitality. The cumbersome compliance requirements leave practitioners more time to deal with policies rather than innovate, coupled with energy policy constraints, the entire ecosystem seems to be stuck in problem identification and difficult to break through. This structural contradiction makes participants seeking growth opportunities increasingly inclined to flow into markets with more flexible regulation and abundant energy.