In the world of crypto assets, we have heard that the "advertising space" of certain projects can be purchased. The specific plan is for the project party to buy a certain number of Tokens, then the project leader will use part of the funds to purchase the Tokens of that project, while the rest is used to buy mainstream crypto assets. At that time, we scoffed at this and thought it was absurd. However, when a middleman actually came to us with a proposal, we realized that we were the ones who were clueless.
No one told us that fundraising, like campaigning, requires "networking." During the 2017 ICO boom, we naively thought that fundraising only required a good product, promotion on forums, and the release of an ICO address. We spent a lot of time answering community questions on social media and working hard on product development. It was only later that we realized you need to know industry leaders, various consultants, seek institutional support, market makers, and exchanges. Joining a certain camp means saying goodbye to the other side.

The article proposes a framework for the decentralized production value ( GDP ) to more effectively assess blockchain economies, arguing that blockchain is an emerging digital economy that needs to be measured by specific indicators of its economic value. The framework focuses on monetary sovereignty, economic activities, and culture, emphasizing the importance of native coins in investments, and uses Ethereum as an example to look forward to potential future economic rise.

The HYPE valuation of Hyperliquid remains attractive, with its annual revenue and free cash flow showing strong growth potential. Against the backdrop of TradFi following the encryption sector and the launch of Bitcoin ETFs, HYPE is expected to attract more funds, and future market share and product innovation could further drive valuation increases.