🐶 The @ Dune you love is slowly abandoning the community There are millions of Web3 projects, but only a few can truly be considered emotional. And @ Dune is precisely one of those few. As an informal wild wizard ranked among the top 20 in terms of the number of Dune Wizard stars, I believe I still have some say in the current changes in Dune. Simply put, I think the current Dune: 1. Abandoning the community 2. To C to B 3. I don't plan to issue tokens anymore 4. There can be no such thing as an airdrop 5. I plan to follow the old path of stock IPO As a hot platform with a valuation of $1 billion and financing of $69.42 million, Dune was a sensation two years ago. When inscriptions are popular, Dune is unbeatable (due to the centralized indexing feature of inscriptions) But what about Dune now? It seems like it's been a long time since I last came across any content related to Dune on the timeline. A few days ago, I went to Dune and created a board about 'believe'. After using it, I became even more convinced that Dune is undergoing a transformation.