$AZTEC and MegaETH are two projects that, when viewed together, present a striking contrast.

$AZTEC truly embodies community governance: tokens are fully unlocked on the day of issuance, and the issuance date is determined by community vote, with the earliest possible start in February next year. This model of "buying in grants you control" is indeed refreshing.

In contrast, MegaETH started with a fundraising goal of 250 million, saw high market enthusiasm, and then temporarily increased it to 1 billion, ultimately retracting back to 500 million. As a result, when the market declined, they announced a full refund, allowing all participants to take their funds back. Such capricious actions certainly raise questions about the project's professionalism and sincerity.

Two projects, two completely different attitudes: one hands decision-making power to the community, while the other treats users as mere fodder. In today's market environment, $AZTEC's approach of respecting the community is indeed more appealing. However, it must be noted that any innovation comes with risks, so it's essential to stay vigilant and conduct thorough research before participating.

(Market risks exist, invest with caution)