Rather than saying we miss SBF, we would say we miss that prosperous era. That was the first time the crypto was "taken seriously by the mainstream world." SBF, as a typical American elite, represented the crypto in dialogue with Washington, regulators, and traditional venture capitalists. Back then, everyone made money in all sorts of creative ways: trading cryptocurrencies, investing in primary markets, buying NFTs—and besides money, we even gained some market recognition. “We are not scammers, we are doing DeFi/gamfi/NFT.” I strongly oppose the misappropriation of user assets, but looking back, the days when the "Afro" hairstyle was still in use were truly good times that can never be returned to. So, in a time when Crypto, with its monopolistic dominance leaving most people with nothing, we can't help but reminisce about the "once-in-the-era economic boom," and wonder if parallel universes hold another possibility, or if we could embrace and participate in AI in a different way during the SBF era.