Remember the early days of blockchain, when exchange owners and community OGs had a certain style of speech? Back then, frankness and passionate opinions were the norm. Looking back now, those words seem like big gossip online. But at that time? Just everyday chatter.

Interestingly, as the industry developed and capital flooded in, the overall expression of the ecosystem quietly changed. Now, flipping through early discussion records, you'll be surprised by that direct way of speaking. And today’s crypto circle, at least in public statements, indeed appears more "civilized"—word choices are more refined, stances are more cautious, and even language is gentler.

What’s behind this transformation? The economic base determines the superstructure. As more participants join, the scale of funds expands, and the ecosystem gradually becomes more regulated, the community’s overall temperament naturally adjusts. Money truly shapes people, or rather, shapes the industry’s appearance. The blockchain ecosystem moving from wild growth to relative maturity is, in itself, a form of progress.