At first, when I saw Yeti Footprints, I didn't really take it to heart and thought it was just an ordinary community task. But when I really wrote that Yeti Yell seriously, calmed down and thought about some questions, I realized that it was more like having a conversation with myself. What do you think about the future of this circle? Where do you want to stand yourself? Perhaps people are accustomed to posting for points and airdrops, and rarely stop to ask themselves, 'Why am I still here?' Yeti Yell asked me to reorganize my trust in @ yalaorg. From the current perspective, Yala will not be the kind of project where you wave goodbye after finishing work. Since Lite Mode, he has been doing one thing: Transform strategies that require a financial background into tools that can be accessed with just one click and used by everyone. And now through the Yeti series, it has simplified this value and extended it to the community level. To me, Yeti Yell is more like an identity confirmation: You are not just taking a chapter or solving a task, but choosing to put your voice into this new narrative. Because the true narrative is not written for you by others, but begins from the moment you speak it yourself. Let me explain my understanding of this program task. For this new DeFi project, they will need user tutorials - step-by-step guidance, multi protocol strategies, and detailed product interpretations. Everyone can try to participate. Now Lens is online, Echo is also coming soon! I will continue writing and also recommend it to you who are still watching: Don't just watch from the sidelines, write a Yell. Not for the score, but to leave your mark. Moved~Right 😂😂