Cedric's article went viral, successfully garnering widespread appreciation and recognition. Although we've never met, he sent me information about Flap in May 2024. At that time, it was still in its early stages, and I didn't notice anything particularly special. I politely replied that I'd be notified of any progress. I didn't expect to see Flap again almost two years later with this entrepreneurial reflection. I really like the line in the article: "Code can be forked, but culture cannot; the skeleton can be copied, but the soul cannot." A company's early stages are essentially a reflection of the founder's personality and soul. The long-term development of a product doesn't rely on clinging to resources, but on product-market fit (PMF) and a culture rooted in the community. This kind of entrepreneur gives me even more confidence in the cryptocurrency market. twitter.com/tongtongbee/status...