Every Web3 entrepreneur I meet seems to shout "innovation" as if they had an appointment. Each one looks heroic, but flipping through their business plans, the overwhelming sense of déjà vu is simply dizzying. Dozens of startups I’ve consulted with all seem to be cut from the same mold. They claim to solve the same five major problems with pinpoint accuracy. Funding events are no different from exhibitions of malfunctioning tape recorders. Phrases like "changing the paradigm of DeFi and gaming," "faster and safer than any existing blockchain," and "verified by well-known Silicon Valley investment firms" are repeated like parrots. Maybe there’s some truth to it. The real issue is that hundreds of other projects in the market are saying the same thing. Looking back at the chaos of stablecoins that erupted like mushrooms after rain last year. Each one touts "innovative algorithms" and "new collateral models," boldly claiming to become the second Tether. Although they loudly proclaim