Recently, I've seen a bunch of PFP projects claiming to be "members" or "brands." When the group atmosphere heats up, they start talking about floors and thresholds, essentially focusing on attention economy. Long-term value is possible, but only if you can truly deliver consistently: rights and benefits fulfillment, transparent governance, how the treasury is spent, not pretending to be dead during bear markets... These are far more important than just looking good as an avatar. New L1/L2 projects that incentivize to pull TVL are the same; after the hype, it's just a bunch of "mining, selling, and flipping." It's quite normal for old users to complain a bit. Anyway, I no longer believe in the idea that "as long as the community consensus is strong enough, everything can be withstand." Without verification mechanisms and clear rules, that tiny fee (or entry cost) isn't really worth it.