This morning I saw a news story about a female tourist's underwear being washed away by the waves. The on-site staff's first reaction was not to gather around but to quickly clear the area and block the view, protecting her privacy thoroughly. At that moment, you understand what a sense of propriety really means.

The same applies to product development.
Many protocols love to tell stories, with interest rates soaring one moment and plunging the next, causing users' moods to rollercoaster.
But recently, after looking at @TermMaxFi's data, I feel there's another approach. Daily active wallets have directly surpassed 3,000 and are still climbing, with a clean curve, without the kind of hype-driven spike that collapses.
Especially after integrating the Venus Protocol line, fixed-rate lending combined with stablecoin yields, the logic is straightforward:
Lock what needs to be locked, settle what needs to be settled, and don't gamble against market sentiment.
Looking at their user growth on HyperEVM, it's neither fast nor slow, but very steady.
This rhythm is more about laying infrastructure than grabbing a wave of traffic.
Not the loudest, but the most serious about building a capital market.
I've already started to get on board and play it slowly.
As for whether it will get even more intense later, I'll leave that to time.