U.S. non-farm employment data has been revised downward again. This has long been nothing new.

Thinking about it carefully, in the entire traditional financial system, even the most basic economic data can be adjusted retroactively. What does this indicate? It shows that the truth itself is fluid. Data is used to tell stories, not to record reality. The logic behind this is clear—centralized power can shape narratives.

That’s why blockchain technology is so important.

Using the certainty of code to counteract human ambiguity. It sounds a bit idealistic, but in practice, it’s the most pragmatic approach.

Imagine a different ecosystem—in this ecosystem, every value transfer is permanently recorded and unchangeable. The destination of donations, token burns, fund flows—all are on the chain, verifiable by anyone. No retroactive edits, no gray areas. This is true transparency.

And this transparency is not just a technical feature; it changes the source of confidence. You no longer need to guess what non-farm data means, nor bet on the Fed’s next move. Your confidence comes from things that can be directly verified—the tangible creation of social value, and the mathematically guaranteed scarcity.

While traditional finance is busy revising the past, some are busy building the future. Choosing to trust code rather than institutions, choosing to participate in construction rather than chase concepts—that’s what matters.