After reading this discussion, all parties' viewpoints are well-founded.

InfoFi-type platforms are essentially information advertising tools. By driving attention within the Web3 community, projects gain exposure opportunities. But there is a problem often overlooked — advertisers truly care about **who** is viewing this content.

Looking at it from another perspective. When projects choose to advertise on such platforms, they focus not only on traffic numbers but more importantly on the quality of the audience behind that traffic. Reaching the right people makes one message worth ten. Conversely, if it's just for impressive numbers, it becomes a mere numbers game.

This is also why some projects gain high popularity on such platforms but perform mediocre in actual ecosystem development and user retention.