networks grow by brute force more nodes, more throughput, more noise. but the systems that last are the ones that grow like ecosystems, not factories. theo is starting to feel like one of those rare ecosystems. @Theo_Network fam, what stands out about theo is how differently it approaches growth. most chains try to scale infrastructure first and worry about people later. theo flips that logic completely. instead of treating users and builders as passive participants waiting for airdrops, theo turns them into co-owners of the value loop where agents, apps, and humans feed into the same expanding organism. it’s not noise-driven growth. it’s contribution-driven expansion. the network evolves based on what its participants add liquidity, compute, intelligence, signals and the system reflects that value back into the ecosystem. it feels less like a chain and more like an organism with real feedback loops. that’s the kind of design that scales for years, not seasons.