Yesterday, I was discussing with some group members about @MetaMask's Odyssey strategy for scoring and cost calculation. Turns out, there's a big misconception about the little fox wallet: people are still treating it with the logic of perps when farming. Right now, there’s indeed Odyssey, and new features like perps, predictions, and even on-chain purchases of U.S. stock tokens have been added. If we remove the expectation of the little fox issuing tokens, it’s pretty clear that the little fox is no longer aiming to be just an 'entry point' like before, but rather wants to become a one-stop platform. On this platform, perps/predictions/on-chain U.S. stock tokens are just one of the many features, serving the users. Of course, these features aren’t exclusive to the little fox. Wallets like OKX Wallet, Bn Wallet, and even Trust Wallet are all trying to do the same thing. Throwing money at it, creating token issuance expectations—it’s all about grabbing a slice of the current market. The future trend will definitely lean toward mobile platforms. Lazy people change the world. You can’t always expect newcomers to the space to have enough knowledge to understand on-chain mechanics or trading. What they really want is just an app—an app where they can do everything they want, with AI assistance/analysis, extremely low barriers to entry, no KYC, and free from regulatory and censorship restrictions. So, looking back, can the little fox succeed in this trend? I think it’s not guaranteed to succeed, but it does have a chance. (PS: Even though it showed up early, it didn’t get the best piece of the pie.) Invitation code: K9VB8B