I haven't written much these days @virtuals_io because I think the $Virtual flywheel is currently facing a few dilemmas. 1️⃣ Ecosystem bloodsucking $IRIS, $Bios, $Solance, and $Robot all drop together; no one can protect anyone. No one is rising, and as long as the market is unstable, everyone is down. The flywheel has turned into a bloodsucking machine, and this kind of internal strife is really discouraging. 2️⃣ Wealth creation effect is insufficient Previously, projects would skyrocket upon launch, but now Baiby points have dropped directly to 0.006. Who still wants to bring in new users? New users lack motivation, and in the end, only a bunch of old users are left to PVP each other until the market collapses. 3️⃣ Point inflation, but no one knows where it went Everyone is competing, but it just feels like their points haven't increased much. So where did these points go? Ultimately, the poor market is the root cause. But I'm still bullish on @virtuals_io; after all, the fact that this flywheel has lasted so long shows that its resilience is not lacking. 👀 By the way, everyone is focusing on the ACP protocol, but not many are paying attention to the RCP protocol. ACP is a very stable old player; it emphasizes standard and secure communication frameworks between AI agents, suitable for complex system collaboration. But RCP is the truly lightweight and flexible future weapon— it does not rely on middleware and simplifies the robot system into a universal language that "anyone can use." Between users, robots, and AI agents, it can truly achieve "real-time interaction and seamless collaboration." Now the market cap of $Robot is only 1.6M, So is this an opportunity to pick up some chips?