Having been part of so many crypto communities, the usual tone is always the same—impatiently asking when the price will go up. But the DUSK community feels a bit different.

Here, the most discussed topics are not price movements, but technological iterations, ecosystem development, and compliance progress. In daily conversations, the voices of builders dominate. Of course, everyone hopes their tokens will appreciate in value—that's normal. But these underlying differences in understanding actually reflect a project's true depth.

Think about it: if a project only attracts speculators, it's like building sandcastles—blown away easily by the wind. But if it gathers genuine builders and believers, it lays a solid foundation. What DUSK is doing—mainnet deployment, attracting developers to build applications on it—may not sound glamorous, but this is the core support that allows a project to go far.

During my own involvement, I gradually changed my perception of identity. Instead of being a passerby waiting to buy low and sell high, I see myself as an early community member. This shift in mindset actually stems from the atmosphere that the community itself exudes.