Coming out of my cave briefly for this post to mention two lesser known reasons I want (and expect) Mega to do well: 1) They sold their token during the ICO round (at that moment in time) for probably ~30% of it's fair market value. They didn't want to launch with a large number and knew foregoing what would have been a guaranteed ~100M+ bag would build long term trust in their actions + allow more community upside with future price discovery v just cashing out. I'd say at most ~1% of teams are capable of a move like this which makes it a very strong building block of excellent lore 2) They have continued to put retail/community first every step of the way, continually finding innovative ways to reward retail and users who contribute value to the network. My belief is protocols and teams that do this while also building things users want ultimately win over the longer arc of time From my point-of-view all I could ask for from any team in this space right now is: 1. Try your best to build something useful 2. And be bold, opinionated, and ideally based in your execution 3. Then allow the believers in your vision to participate and share in the upside if it were to happen 4. And if and when value accrual happens, you drive it all to the token Whether you have MEGA or not, if any team does 1-4 they're the ones you actually *want* in the crypto ecosystem and not the rest of the garbage that doesn't even touch these points. Even if you don't use the chain or hold the token imo it's directionally correct to want to see them and this model succeed because it sets the blueprint for other teams to then follow Long MEGA