Suddenly, do you think we have misunderstood the concept of "token issuance" too deeply before? Always felt that it was a privilege of the big shots, requiring a technical team, and needing to ask market makers, looking very high-end. But the @Somnia_Network just launched this Valmira, and it directly broke that barrier.

This project just made it into the top ten of Dreamathon, and a $20,000 investment is definitely not wasted. Its coolest feature is not just letting you create a token in a few minutes, but also providing you with an on-chain market-making robot.

This used to be a weapon of institutions, but now ordinary people can also run strategies with robots. Isn't this the kind of "technological equality" we've been looking for? Even if you just set some parameters, that sense of control is much better than blindly getting cut in the secondary market.

And this week, Somnia has been a bit "crazy" at the start of the year, hosting trading competitions, launching games like NeuroVerse and SurvivFun in queue, and even bringing in collaborations with projects like YOM that focus on computing power. I heard there are 7 more projects that haven't been announced yet, clearly holding back big moves.

In this circle, the biggest fear isn't losing money, but cognitive stagnation.