I recently came across an annual summary of Opinion, and it was quite interesting.

Last year, when the oracle was contaminated, many projects chose to walk away or shift the blame to users, but Opinion's approach was different—direct compensation. Although this method incurs short-term costs, in the long run, it plays a significant role in maintaining user confidence.

What’s even more noteworthy is their strategic planning for the ecosystem. They are building a comprehensive derivative product matrix around Opinion, allowing the entire ecosystem to expand into more application scenarios and participation methods. This is not just a simple stacking of features but a systematic and logical ecosystem expansion.

An interesting comparison is that some similar projects have gradually evolved into pure casino models, while Opinion is taking a different path—steady and solid, with its own tactics. This differentiated strategy tends to highlight its value more clearly in a bear market.

In this year's outlook, these ideas are still being deepened, with ongoing ecosystem development and product innovation. User retention and project sustainability are often built step by step through such efforts.