<Why did Sonic come to Korea?> Earlier this year, @SonicLabs excited the hearts of DeFi degenerates. On a rapidly revamped chain, nostalgic DeFi products made a comeback. At that time, it was said that about 200 million $S tokens would be distributed based on points, which accounted for about 6% of the total supply, creating a significant hype. However, as global interest in DeFi-specialized chains has waned, Sonic likely knows that there aren't many users overseas who will take on this volume. Ultimately, I think the only market where a reaction can be expected is 'Korea,' which is why this event was planned. However, Korean investors are now educated, and it won't be as easy as before. Most of those gathered at the event are airdrop farmers, and participants from the project's perspective are seen as a 'liability.' In the end, if they don't compete with genuine products that embody the spirit of DeFi like before, I believe it will be difficult to regain attention. Personally, I find it unfortunate to see Sonic, whom I used to like, being pushed out of the spotlight like Vera.