Regarding the brand conflict with Elon Musk, I want to say a counterintuitive thing: thank you for the confusion. In this era of information explosion, even good wine fears being hidden in alleyways. A hardcore project focused on the underlying architecture of gaming, without highly controversial topics, is hard to stand out. This trademark defense battle has forcibly brought XAI into the spotlight of global tech media. Every controversy, every clarification, subtly promotes the idea worldwide that “there is a game L3 called XAI based on Arbitrum.” Traffic is cold and indifferent; it doesn't judge right or wrong, only popularity. Once this storm subsides, the brand recognition accumulated by XAI will be worth more than what similar projects could buy with a billion dollars.