Some pitfalls can really become addictive, and it's hard to quit even if you want to.

Forget it, let's leave it to time to verify. Be friends with time; history is there, and how the future unfolds depends on one's own abilities.

Looking back, how did OKT harvest users back then? They claimed to benchmark against a certain mainstream public chain token, but ended up causing significant losses for users. The project team talked about technical vision every day, but what about their actual actions? There was basically no construction, just empty talk without practice. Now, looking back, the contrast between the promises made at the beginning and the final performance is so great that it leaves people speechless.