Yesterday, I was supposed to write a tweet about @Theo_Network, but I felt it wasn’t good enough, so I didn’t post it. I said, if you haven’t bought something yourself, don’t tell others to buy it. If you haven’t gone through a process yourself, don’t write articles encouraging others to participate. This is the most basic respect for people—don’t waste your readers’ time. I think this is even more disrespectful than outright insults. The editor felt unconvinced and said they couldn’t see the point of this kind of RWA. Just now, I saw some data that can answer their question: On the Hyperliquid platform, only about $15 million worth of thBILL has actually been deposited by users or provided as liquidity (less than 10% of thBILL’s total supply). Yet it contributed approximately $333 million in real on-chain trading volume (20x turnover rate). Meanwhile, elsewhere on @arbitrum, the overall turnover rate is less than 3x (3idles under 3x). This is the value of assets~ Smart assets don’t need promotion; they flow on their own.