Anyone can generate more requests. More outputs. More so-called proof. The hard part is filtering signal from junk without turning the whole system into a slow, expensive mess. That’s why Mira shouldn’t be judged like a standard token project. It makes more sense to judge it like a checkpoint system. Think of it as a border crossing for information. Some things should pass quickly. Some need inspection. Some should never get through. If the rules are weak, the line gets clogged. If the rules are too rigid, the system becomes useless. Either way, trust suffers.