I really don’t know if edgeX is actually made by MXC (Matcha). First of all, everything needs evidence. But based on some things I’ve experienced… To be honest, I’ve never seen a VC project team succeed while being anonymous—except for MEME coins. Don’t like it? Don’t flame me. The co-founder of edgeX said many DeFi teams are anonymous. Well, most projects from anonymous teams basically disappear. The ones that actually succeed, like UNI, AAVE, SUSHI, 1inch, MRK, pendle, etc., are all from teams that are publicly known. It’s not that being anonymous doesn’t work, but let me share a piece of crypto history to explain. It was probably around 2020, there was a chain called HECO. Most of the projects on HECO were anonymous, and most of these anonymous projects were incubated by insiders from a certain organization. Mass production, mass promotion—the person in charge of this was a woman, and she’s still in the U.S. now. Examples like this were everywhere during the early stages of the last bull market. However, the market is becoming more and more regulated now. If you want to establish yourself in the market, you have to align with policies. Knowing who the team is matters a lot. Maybe anonymous projects today will go public in the future. Let me be real—if you want to do a project properly, why not go public? But maybe staying anonymous can still lead to success. At the end of the day, anonymous projects (excluding meme coins) always seem to have some hidden agenda. No need to argue about it. Anyway, I’m not targeting any specific project, just the concept of anonymity itself. For strategic defense, I’ve farmed Ligther, edgeX, and standX. From a retail investor’s perspective, let’s just sit back and watch the drama unfold.