At first glance at this concept, I thought it was just another virtual resource hype created by a project. Turns out, it really is physical memory—hardware that can be installed in servers. Speaking of which, wasn't the memory hoarding craze in the EOS ecosystem back then just a replica of this logic? Everyone frantically stacking up and competing for scarce resources. When the bubble burst, the holders suffered heavy losses. The memory tycoon at that time even opened a trading platform, and as everyone knows, he just ran away with the money. These stories remind us that whether virtual or physical resources, the frenzy of hoarding often hides market risks. Each cycle repeats this old pattern.