Sometimes when looking at the funding background of certain projects, you wonder—are they really serious about building products? With investments from top platforms, the product experience is surprisingly terrible. Just trying out a terminal application casually, you can feel what "unprofessional" really means. The interface logic is chaotic, the operation process is cumbersome, and the functional design schemes are quite questionable.

To put it plainly, this is a true reflection of the current Web3 ecosystem—many projects are not diligently refining their products, but rushing to catch the trend. Fundraising comes first, experience second, user feedback? That's a later concern. There are many such "makeshift" projects in the industry, with lofty titles but all just for show. If it weren’t for the fact that major institutions are truly investing real money, one might suspect that this routine is just a prelude to scamming users.