Recently, I have been observing this storage protocol project for some time and I increasingly feel that it is taking a steady and solid approach. It’s not a project that relies on hype and quickly cools down, but rather a team that is genuinely building up its technology stack—whether it’s the underlying storage architecture or protocol design, they are improving step by step.

Holders play an interesting role. You are not just a simple financial asset holder, but more like a participant in the ecosystem. The project’s speed and stability depend not only on the core team’s technical skills but also on whether the community is truly willing to participate in co-creation and provide constructive feedback. This kind of ecosystem model cannot be rushed; it indeed requires time to mature.

But once this consensus is truly formed, and everyone pushes forward together, the momentum will be very different. Instead of hoping for overnight riches, it’s better to see what can be accumulated during this process.