It's not that it's unfriendly to developers; it's that this industry isn't friendly to anyone who takes a long-term approach right now. Investment analysts and researchers, if they delve deeper, they're slower and earn less. Those who take it seriously suffer. Developers earn relatively little. Those who build, they lose. Traders and investors, if they have a broader perspective, they lose. In today's market, almost any long-term approach is difficult. Everyone is trying to make a quick buck. Only a few fools persist in learning and building, and the results are predictable. I just want to know if this industry still has a future. @cz_binance @heyibinance As the biggest players in this industry, you should be the ones who want this industry to last the most. Could you please discuss this topic? This includes the current chaotic chatter and the distribution of benefits in the industry. Binance's recent high-frequency coin listings are good in the short term, with everyone taking advantage of the airdrops. But how many of these projects can truly thrive? Does the Web3 industry still have a future?