Whether a project can succeed or not, the core is never in the hands of the project team. No matter how good the planning or how strong the team is, without enough community consensus as support, it will ultimately just be self-indulgence. The projects that can truly go far are those that gather a group of people with shared beliefs—only by working together in the same direction can they survive the test of cycles. This is not empty talk; every successful ecosystem in history has proven this point. Building consensus takes time and is not something that can be achieved overnight. But once enough people understand the value of the project and believe in the future of the ecosystem, that collective effort is irreplaceable by any single force. For those betting on it, this means either sticking with the project until it hits zero or waiting for the spring that belongs to this ecosystem.