It's already late, my eyes are a bit sore but I can't stop my brain from thinking… Today I looked at a bunch of PFP/member projects, and honestly, long-term value is still short-term attention; the key is whether they can turn "avatars" into "relationships": whether you're willing to stay and chat, co-build, or even be treated as a loyal user by brands. Many times, when popularity spikes, everyone is busy changing images, swapping backgrounds, and doing branded collaborations, but as soon as the hype fades, the group immediately quiets down, and the capital flow is very honest.

Airdrop season is also like a magnifying glass; task platforms are becoming more strict against anti-witch activities, and the points system makes the grifting community as competitive as clocking in at work… At this point, if the "membership feeling" of PFPs only relies on whitelists/tasks, it doesn't seem sustainable for long. Anyway, my review focuses more on: during retracements, is there still someone talking, are there real transactions/uses, and is the team just making empty promises? Tired but still here, I'll continue to watch for emotional turning points tomorrow.