Looking at those projects last year that conducted multiple rounds of bundle rugs and frequently pulled the market up, now coming out to accuse others of casino shilling as "evil," this scene is truly priceless. Remember how they played last year—token one after another launched, new tricks every week, and not a single opportunity to cut profits was missed. Then they turn around and start talking about morality, and this rapid shift is almost overwhelming. Such phenomena are quite common in the Web3 ecosystem; some project teams that participated in the early wild growth phase rush to whitewash once the trend changes. Ironically, with casino-type shilling, people are at least clear about what's going on, whereas those rugs disguised as "innovative projects" are more likely to deceive others. The ecosystem needs genuine reflection, not selective amnesia.