I often say that the biggest failure of Web3 is forgetfulness: protocols, articles, discussions, and decision-making processes are quickly buried by the dust of history.

After the emergence of @Permaweb_DAO, I began to rethink what "public memory" really means. It not only stores data permanently but also attempts to preserve governance, proposals, discussions, and background information together.
Internal discussions within DAOs about knowledge loss are what I see as truly forward-thinking. Compared to many projects that only focus on wallets and transactions, Permaweb is building infrastructure to combat the erosion of time.
Recently, $PI 's ability to transfer funds and cross-project support have been increasing, which means ecosystem connectivity is truly beginning.
As a long-term observer, I’ve learned patience and foresight from this: it’s not about chasing the next hot trend, but about building a Web3 world that can still be accessed, understood, and used in the next decade.
This has changed my understanding of the criteria for blockchain project success. This breakthrough in values excites me more than any token price.
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