Elementalist

The greatest power on the internet is not traffic, but the power/authority to delete.
Whoever can delete can rewrite everything.
The world you see is actually a filtered version.
@Permaweb_DAO is taking this power directly.
Permaweb’s logic is not complicated: once content is written in, it no longer belongs to the platform.
No one can recover it, and no one can replace it—when data is cut loose from control, it begins to exist independently.
If you look at it from another angle, the traditional internet is like a whiteboard: you can erase and rewrite it anytime.
Permaweb is more

Here's a translation into American English:
Say something that many people are reluctant to admit: many data points in the current KOL ecosystem are actually fake.
So why are there fake followers and fake interactions?
The answer is quite simple: it's because brands are still paying for exposure, and as long as the numbers look good, budgets will follow, so naturally, people will produce fake data.
But what is the result of this?
The result is that those who genuinely work hard on content are pushed to the margins.
The content you spend time creating is less valuable than a screensho

When looking at projects like @Hypercroc_xyz, if you still stay at the traditional DeFi understanding, you will actually underestimate its significance. It is not simply creating a yield tool, but rather transferring the “professional asset management logic” onto the blockchain.
In the past, yield logic on the chain was fragmented; you had to find strategies yourself, cut positions, hedge, and also bear operational costs and cognitive load. But Hypercroc’s approach is to encapsulate these strategies into portfolios, using systematic strategies to generate yields, such as momentum, arbitrage,

When watching @watchdotfun, a very intuitive change is that content consumption is being systematically priced for the first time.
In the past, whether it was short videos or live streams, users' viewing behaviors had almost no value accumulation; spending time browsing content essentially meant working for the platform, with profits only shared between creators and the platform.
The appearance of watchdotfun has broken down this structure. It transforms the viewing behavior itself into on-chain recordable data, then distributes rewards through an incentive mechanism. This means users are

If the next round of public chain competition is no longer about TPS, but about who is better suited to run AI, what will happen?
When looking at @0G_labs, this question becomes very specific. They are not building a faster chain but are shifting the positioning of blockchain from the execution layer to the AI infrastructure layer.
Traditional public chains focus on transactions and contracts, but AI requires high-frequency computation, large-scale data, and continuous inference capabilities. These needs conflict with the original design of the chain.
0G's approach is to split computatio

If content can exist permanently, then wouldn't time itself become the most important variable?
This is a judgment I have gradually formed after continuously observing @Permaweb_DAO.
We are used to measuring content value by traffic, views, likes, shares, but these metrics are essentially short-term.
And the logic of Permaweb is completely different; it assumes one thing: content will not disappear.
This means the dimension of value assessment is extended, and a piece of content is no longer just about its performance on the day but can be continuously retrieved, cited, and reused in t

When looking at @TermMaxFi, a very obvious feeling is that it is pulling DeFi from short-term speculation toward the realm of "term structure."
Most of the previous on-chain profit logic was essentially floating; you participated in a constantly changing interest rate environment, making stable expectations difficult.
The emergence of TermMaxFi introduces fixed terms and fixed returns on-chain, giving funds a time dimension.
You're not just depositing assets but choosing a cycle that corresponds to a clear yield curve.
This design is actually closer to traditional interest rate markets