"From "earning a meal of braised pork knuckle rice" to meticulously breaking down processes, he is a rational representative of hands-on players."

He's the kind of doer who truly spends time on-chain and transforms experience into pathways. He meticulously calculates whether each point cycle of Binance Alpha is worthwhile—not just casually recommending it, but being precise to the point of "2.4 U cost," a language that novices can understand at a glance. He participates in Ethos Network's peer review tasks and also shares invitation codes, bringing newcomers along for the ride, like a patient old friend. In his eyes, airdrop farming is not metaphysics but structured participation; and projects are not just hot topics but a choice of "whether they can accumulate value." He occasionally misses the excitement of the ARB airdrop, where "everyone was involved," and frankly admits that testnet tasks are "both demanding and detailed," but these do not prevent him from continuing—one step at a time. @chouchou_tx's content is not exaggerated, but the tone is very sincere; he is like a realist in the Web3 world, using action to tell everyone: there are no gods on-chain, but there can be methods, rhythms, and partners to move forward with.