The Emotional Unavailability

A protocol filled with the Dao
is like a freshly deployed contract.
No technical debt. No legacy spaghetti.
Clean architecture. Zero hacks on the record.

Maybe composability was easier than emotional availability.
Maybe we optimized for trustless interactions
because trust required showing up consistently.
Maybe every "WAGMI" was compensation
for the loneliness we couldn't debug.

But the master dev understands:
when TVL reaches its peak,
when the community starts calling it "blue chip,"
decline has already begun.