Data storage has always been a dilemma. Centralized platforms raise concerns about information leaks, while decentralized solutions worry about data loss. It wasn't until the adoption of programmable storage protocols that a perfect solution was found.

The brilliance of these solutions lies not only in security. They truly understand the core needs of Web3: data can generate value. Assets stored can be linked with tokens, and creative content can be configured with automatic profit-sharing mechanisms—storage has evolved from passive file management to active value-bearing.

The design of ecosystem tokens is even more interesting. Almost every aspect relies on them: data access and storage consume tokens, node staking requires tokens, and community governance involves token voting. This deep integration creates a positive feedback loop between token value and ecosystem development.

My strategy is a three-pronged approach: a portion is held long-term to bet on ecosystem growth; another part is delegated to nodes for a stable annual yield of 15%-20%; and the remaining part is used for hands-on experience with storage functions to personally feel the ecosystem's operation.

The project team’s incentive mechanism for nodes is also thoughtfully designed, continuously attracting more validators to join, which steadily enhances the network’s stability. Such solid ecosystem infrastructure means short-term fluctuations cannot change the long-term logic. As use cases expand and participation increases, the appreciation potential of ecosystem tokens is indeed worth looking forward to.