Today $VTHO is down 8.2%, and the market board certainly doesn't look good. But when we review and reassess, we still need to single out the launch of Interstellar. For VeChain, this isn’t a routine update: EVM compatibility is clearly moving further forward, and modern tooling finally feels much closer to the setup that developers truly want to use. When the underlying layer becomes more stable and more predictable, that’s the foundation for real-scale adoption. The most important point is that the protocol layer is now starting to make room for builders—people won’t have to be dragged along by a bunch of constraints, and the pace of progress should be faster. Short-term prices and long-term narratives often don’t move to the same rhythm. Even if there’s been a plunge, the Renaissance direction is still worth remembering. Going forward, focus on two things: first, whether the EVM ecosystem can truly pull developers in; second, whether these tools and infrastructure can be converted into on-chain activity. Data won’t lie. Observe first, and don’t rush to conclusions.