Coin uncle wong

In the crypto space, which is a dark forest severely lacking in regulation and bottom lines, new projects pop up every day with fancy PPTs and impressive resumes. But I've always looked down on these 'flowers in a greenhouse'.
The reason is simple: no matter how perfectly designed your economic flywheel is, if you haven't experienced a multi-million zombie network's concurrent raid or endured the relentless vulnerability hunting from a 'wool studio', your defense system is just a flimsy piece of paper.
When evaluating @pixels' Stacked engine, I completely overlooked its flashy UI and instead focused intently on that arrogant statement in the official repo: "Survives real adversarial usage at scale".

I've always thought that today's internet economy is just a massive tumor. Game developers are throwing billions into Meta, Google, and other traffic monopolies just to buy a bunch of zombie users with zero loyalty. Meanwhile, the grassroots players who actually contribute daily active users to the ecosystem are stuck dealing with sky-high in-game purchase inflation.
It wasn't until I dug deep into the Stacked engine by @Pixels and analyzed the architecture behind 'Redirect ad spend' that I saw a glimmer of hope for using tech to violently cut this profit distribution chain.