I often think of some silly questions For example Why can't web3 create a game like Delta? Thinking carefully, it feels like the biggest driving force behind web3 blockchain games is still making money. When the motivation for playing games is to make money, people's attention won't be on the game itself. After all, when people discuss a blockchain game, they primarily talk about the gold farming profits; no one discusses whether it's fun to play... Maybe this is the current dilemma of blockchain games?

If you lack the energy to cover every track comprehensively, then I suggest you at least pay attention to these projects: Robotics: @openmind_agi @axisrobotics Prediction Markets: @Polymarket @opinionlabsxyz @intodotspace Perp DEX: @variational_io @nadoHQ RWA: @Theo_Network AI: @SentientAGI @GoKiteAI @SurfAI

Some tracks worth paying attention to this year and the reasons why 1️⃣ Robotics With Web2 heavily investing in robotics, Web3 teams will definitely need to follow suit; this is a major trend, so it's a no-brainer to get involved. 2️⃣ Prediction Markets The essence of prediction markets is as you might expect: they are open all year round and can be played globally, which offers immense potential. Plus, with this year's World Cup, it's hard to find a reason not to participate. 3️⃣ Perp DEX Although the leaders have already emerged, similar to the early days of L2, having a leader doesn't stop others from launching their tokens; just get in, take your profits, and move on. 4️⃣ RWA Why bring this up? Mainly because I believe RWA can be easily promoted, and everyone understands the explosive potential of grassroots marketing. 5️⃣ AI I won't provide a reason, but currently, the AI in Web3 is on a different scale compared to Web2; let's just say it deserves some respect.