Ethereum co-founder V神 recently shared an interesting perspective on social media. He called a phenomenon "corporate garbage" — something quite eye-catching: companies go to great lengths to optimize and package their products to shine brightly, but ultimately it's all about making money regardless of moral boundaries.

What does this look like? First, there are those cleverly designed social media platforms, all aimed at triggering your dopamine and making you addicted. Second, there are so-called "walled gardens" that claim to offer benefits on the surface but are actually aggressively mining user data. Lastly, a bunch of monotonous content fills these spaces, lacking personality and soul.

V神's words hit at the core of the crypto community's ongoing reflection on the original intent of Web3 — what do we truly want?