Recently, the popularity of Solana has indeed been heating up. Many participants are beginning to notice a phenomenon: more and more community forces are gathering offline, taking concrete actions to promote ecosystem development.

To put it simply, consensus is being realized. People are starting to express their confidence in this blockchain not just through slogans but through actions. Interestingly, models like joint construction and continuous incentives are gaining more recognition — this is not driven by a single project team, but a collective effort spontaneously formed by the community.

The underlying logic is also easy to understand. The narrative of Web5.0 has been popular in the Web3 community for quite some time, but there has always been a gap between discussion and implementation. Now it seems that this wealth blueprint is no longer just on PPTs or forums, but someone is actually doing it. This shift is quite significant for the long-term development of a blockchain.

Of course, we are still in the early stages. Whether it can be sustained and whether it can create a larger ecosystem effect still requires time and market validation. But at least, this signal is worth paying attention to.