The front desk is the face of the business. If the front desk staff are pretty, the technicians must be ugly. This is based on my experience of ten years at spas. If you walk in and see an older woman or a technician sitting at the front desk, you can rest assured. If you don't become an "original shareholder" of Ferra Protocol now, you might not even be able to get a "ticket" to join a guild later. Seriously, when you open the @ferra_protocol interface now and see those guild rankings and points tasks, do you still feel like you're watching a lively on-chain variety show? Thinking you should wait and see until the "model works" before jumping in? Brother, wake up! This might be your last chance to easily "secure a place" in the Sui ecosystem. Think about it, who's behind it? The Sui Foundation. What does it hold? Sui's native Social DLMM, a "liquidity hub" being fed with real money and official resources. This isn't one of those on-chain meme projects jumping on the bandwagon. What does this mean? It means that in the future, it may not just be an "option," but rather the infrastructure of the entire Sui DeFi Lego, the default "power outlet." You might think guilds, badges, and points are just fancy social features, like playing a game. But have you considered what will happen when its DAMM (Distributed Access Module) is launched, the trade guild system matures, and the ecosystem's information flow engages users, causing the entire flywheel to spin? At that point, won't the guild status and points that were easily obtained by simply providing liquidity and completing tasks become "elite club" entry tickets that later entrants will have to pay ten times the cost to get in? This isn't about making more or less money; it's about seizing a "primitive title" in a newly emerging kingdom. You might laugh at others for staying up all night grinding for tasks, but in a while, you might be watching others' guilds' high revenue sharing and governance rights, only to find yourself unable to even meet the application requirements. What Ferra is doing is quietly issuing a new kind of "social capital" under the guise of gamification. Don't wait until its TVL and influence snowball before belatedly lamenting, "Oh, if only I had..." In the crypto world, the cost of waiting is often far higher than the cost of trial and error. What you're facing now might not be a choice, but a ticket on a ship whose price is skyrocketing. Do you want to board now, or wait until the ship is far away and then pay a high price for a standing ticket? Shen Zichen Village Committee Party Branch