Recently, the market has been as miserable as if it had just been "educated overnight" by someone, glaringly red.

But during such times, I tend to observe those projects that do not rely on shouting or jumping on the bandwagon, yet become more stable.

To put it simply: When others are panicking, I look for those who can maintain their rhythm amidst the chaos.

The result was that it returned to @almanak.

There is just over a week until the TGE and mainnet launch of "almanak", yet the entire community is buzzing even more than the market itself: every day there are new in-depth articles, model analyses, and strategy reports, with creators beginning to dissect the Almanak proxy ecosystem from start to finish.

The popularity is not hype, but a serious inquiry of "How is this thing actually done?"

I quietly increased my position in YT a bit last week as well.
Thinking about TGE + Almanak Capital Mindshare combined, the multiplier space should be quite exciting.

But to be honest, what really attracts me is not the multiplier, it's its style.

The Almanak system doesn't let you mess around like most DeFi.
It's more like a small quantitative team on the chain:
Read the pool by yourself, adjust the positions, observe the liquidity, test strategies, and move between Pendle, Curve, and Aave, like a silent but exceptionally skilled manager—neither flashy, nor chaotic, nor gambling, yet always able to squeeze out interest from the cracks.

This kind of "stability" is particularly precious in a turbulent market.
The more chaotic it is, the calmer it becomes; the worse the market is, the clearer it understands what it means to "first protect your life, then make money."

More importantly, these tools were previously the privilege of large institutions and big funds.
Most people can't even touch it. Now Almanak has put the entire quant desk on the chain, without needing you to write code, without needing you to monitor it every day, and without needing you to rely on luck-based farming.

The strategy is alive, it learns, adjusts, and corrects itself according to the market.
To put it bluntly, I am more aware than most retail investors (I admit I often miscalculate).

This is what is rare in Web3:
It's not about shouting "fairness"; it's about truly opening up the tools so that everyone can use them.
The more red the market, the quieter the opportunity. It's not the kind that everyone can see, but rather lies there, waiting to see if you're willing to reach out.

The TGE is coming soon. The real climax of the story may have just begun.

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