Many people love to boast about how high the APY is when promoting a project. But truly impressive systems are not built on such claims.

What should the most outstanding design be? It’s—being able to operate normally even when no one is paying attention. It sounds simple, but this is the watershed that distinguishes projects from infrastructure.

Think about it, something that can withstand periods of boredom, cold treatment during bear markets, and market silence—that’s closer to true infrastructure. It’s not sustained by hype, not supported by community activity, but by its own logic that allows it to survive independently. Only such systems are worthy of long-term trust.