Community cohesion is often more powerful than any single force.

The story of the WOLF project is quite interesting—the entire ecosystem operates like a wolf pack. A lone wolf has limited capabilities, but a group of wolves working together is on a completely different level of efficiency. Many projects in the market fail to compete with top-tier ones because they are scattered individual soldiers fighting alone.

Projects that can sustain long-term development rely on this kind of consensus. Take WOLF as an example; what supports it is not a particular founder or major investor, but a group of true believers within the community. These people won't run away due to short-term fluctuations; instead, they will hold during critical moments and support the project through downturns. This aggregation of faith is the underlying logic that allows a project to go far.

The bigger your vision, the more you can achieve. Choosing what kind of community to align with and what kind of consensus mechanism to believe in are decisions often more important than timing the market.