The front desk is the face of the business. If the front desk looks good, the technicians are usually not attractive. This has been my experience in spa for ten years. If you see a big auntie sitting at the front desk or a technician sitting at the front desk when you enter, rest assured. Ferra Protocol, if you don't become an "original shareholder" now, you might not even be able to grab a "ticket" to join the guild in the future. Honestly, if you now open the @ferra_protocol interface and see those guild rankings and point tasks, do you still think it looks like an exciting on-chain variety show? Do you think it's better to wait and see, and join only after the "mode is running smoothly"? Brother, wake up. This might be your last chance to easily "secure a position" in the Sui ecosystem. Think about it—who is behind it? The Sui Foundation. What does it hold? The native Social DLMM on Sui, a "liquidity hub" being fed with real money and official resources. This is not some opportunistic project jumping on hot topics here and there. What does this mean? It likely won't be just an "option" in the future, but the infrastructure of the entire Sui DeFi Lego set, the default "power outlet." You might think social things like guilds, badges, and points are just flashy game elements. But have you ever considered that once its DAMM goes live, the trade guild system matures, and the ecological information flow keeps users engaged, the entire flywheel starts spinning—then, the early guild identities and point weights, which could be obtained by simply providing liquidity and doing tasks, might become "noble club" tickets that later entrants need to spend ten times more to get in? This is no longer about earning more or less; it's about seizing a "primitive nobility" in an emerging kingdom. You might laugh at others staying up late to grind tasks now, but in a while, you might find yourself looking at the high fees and governance rights of other guilds, realizing you can't even meet the application threshold. What Ferra is doing is quietly issuing a new form of "social capital" under the guise of gamification. Don't wait until its TVL and influence snowball and then regret, saying "If only I had...". In the crypto world, the cost of watching from the sidelines is often much higher than trying and failing. What you're facing now might not be a multiple-choice question but a rapidly appreciating ticket. Do you want to get on now, or wait until the ship has sailed far away and then pay a premium for a stand-up ticket? Shen Zichen Village Committee Party Branch