🐶 The @Dune you love is slowly abandoning its community Among the countless Web3 projects, those with genuine emotional connection are rare. @Dune is precisely one of those few. As an unofficial wild Wizard ranked in the Top 20 of Dune Wizard star ratings, I believe I have some right to speak about the current changes in Dune. Simply put, I feel that the current Dune:

2) Dune's changes In addition to the surface improvements of the page UI, I also found some deep changes. 1. It is difficult to find the entrance to the dashboard on the homepage I can't believe it. I opened the homepage and clicked almost all the links in the navigation bar, but I couldn't find the entrance to all the dashboards made by the community. This can only mean that the default homepage is now useless in Dune's eyes. 2. Introducing a points system and paid subscription

3) Dune’s new direction It was mentioned earlier that Dune shifted its resources elsewhere, so where did it shift to? It’s obvious: Paid users. More precisely, paid users on the B side. Because such users are more wealthy, they are more generous in paying subscription fees and have better sustainability, so Dune’s revenue is high and stable. It is not difficult to infer that Dune wants to transform to a business model to B, so it will gradually reduce the weight or even give up C