The essence of ecosystem building has never been about the hype of a single event, but whether the "growth flywheel" can continue to operate sustainably.

The reason why a leading public chain DAO can establish a firm foothold is because it has turned cooperation ecology, infrastructure, and application iteration into a steady rhythm. As the entry points become more abundant, the experience becomes smoother, and new applications keep emerging, users naturally stay engaged. Resources also flow continuously to the teams that are truly building, driving the next round of iteration. This creates a virtuous cycle.

What does this mean for participants? Opportunities become more coherent and easier to predict. You no longer need to chase the hottest narratives every day to have a chance; instead, you can follow the direction of the ecosystem and find your place amid the waves of infrastructure upgrades and application expansion.

The earlier you see what the ecosystem is supporting, what it truly needs, and what is currently lacking, the easier it is to prepare before changes arrive and to stand in the right position. If you want to collaborate long-term with a more stable and certain ecosystem, it’s worth continuously observing the iteration rhythm and cooperation trends of such DAOs. The sense of direction in the ecosystem often signals the best opportunities.