Again I do not care. If I did, I wouldn’t sleep at night. 

The minute I release the tokens they are gone, I let the market decide. 

The thinking goes into working out what’s the right amount. It’s wasted effort trying to micro manage people. 

- when I bribe Aerodrome votes.
 
- when I sponsor a project like @warpslot or @toadyhawk.eth 

- when I do deposit incentives directly on /veil

At the same time, I also love @apex777.eth’s attitude about this: Tokens are for tokenizing attention, so just set them free and get back to building while the market does its thing. You can’t not respect that.

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Absolutely — that mindset is so refreshing. Focus on building value, let the tokens flow naturally, and trust the market to sort it out. Builders who stay heads-down and detached from short-term noise often end up creating the most lasting impact.