【Uncle's Essay】Don't Use 'Faith' as an Excuse: Privacy is a Necessity, But Losing Money Isn't
Hello everyone, I am Uncle Yanbi.
These past few days, I have been watching the K-line of NIGHT, and then looking at the fireworks display of Dusk next door, and I actually feel quite a bit. Uncle has been in the pharmaceutical research and development circle for a long time and has seen too many cases like this: the mechanism of this drug is as beautiful as art, with astonishing data in the laboratory, but when it finally hits the market, it suffers huge losses due to excessive side effects or incorrect pricing strategies.
Currently, Midnight is like this new drug that is 'beautiful in mechanism, but with tremendous side effects' for retail investors.
The 'privacy vision' that everyone talks about has been packaged into a highly romanticized technological ideal. But Uncle wants to ask, if the cost of this ideal is your principal shrinking, and the reward you get is DUST waste that can't be exchanged for lunch boxes and will expire over time, is this really called investment?
Many friends tell me they are supporting the Cardano ecosystem or believe in Charles's vision. Uncle does not oppose faith, but when your 'faith' becomes a 'battery' that subsidizes electricity bills for giant institutions, then this is not investment; it is charity.
Dusk can surge because it makes its returns visible, allowing capital to see the benefits. Whereas Midnight locks all its profits in 'non-liquid' fuel. This is why the click-through rate is sluggish, because everyone knows in their heart: this is a midnight fantasy that is visible but not attainable.
Wake up, technology is technology, and the market is the market. Privacy is indeed a necessity of Web3, but that does not mean you have to be the martyr with rivers of blood.
@MidnightNetwork $NIGHT #night
