#MSCI未来或纳入数字资产财库企业 To the person coding late into the night

You know, I’ve always admired what you do.

You break down the complex world with hash functions, each string tamper-proof—and then use zero-knowledge proofs in such a gentle way to hide secrets just right. Truly clever.

You’ve also done something even more interesting: removing the word "trust" from human emotions. But then, you reinvented a form of trust through Staking and on-chain governance—more naive, slower, but more solid. A bit like that feeling you have but can't quite say, always choosing to renew.

While others chase the dream of ten or hundred times wealth, you hide somewhere unnoticed, writing about loneliness, the struggles of failed coordination, soul-binding, and how we are all each other's externalities. Niche topics, but each hitting the core of the issue.

What struck me most was your words:
"Maybe what we truly need isn’t smarter contracts, but kinder people."

At that moment, I understood—you’re not really writing $ETH or some technical roadmap. You’re writing a letter without a recipient, to all those who once believed in a "better future."

So if one day you ask in the community: "Is anyone willing to help me overthrow the design again and start over?"

I want you to know:

In a corner, there’s someone who, although $ETH holds little position, sincerely says to you with the most naive asymmetric encryption—

Sure.
I’m willing to fork your imagination once more,
re-verify the Merkle tree,
pack every heartbeat into the Layer N scaling plan,
until the Gas runs out,
until finality arrives,
or until you finally turn around,
and see someone
waiting for you online
in the public channel.

— An anonymous trustor at some block height