Speaking of tokens on BSC, the套路 is pretty much the same—tech shells are very thin, and it's mostly market sentiment playing tricks.

Interestingly, some project founders initially agreed not to get bogged down in details in the copy, but in the end, they found it really doesn't work. Without that rigor, the entire statement becomes full of loopholes. It may seem like a small matter, but in fact, this kind of borderline copy attitude directly affects community confidence. The problem isn't the technology itself; it's the attitude of "we need to make things clear." Think about it—if even the expression isn't professional enough, why should people trust your code?