Recently, I experienced an unexpected event during a public sale of a Token for a Web3 project. This not only gave me a new understanding of the project party's work efficiency and flexibility but also allowed me to deeply appreciate the essence of governance in Web3 projects.

When participating in the public sale of Espresso Systems' Token, I successfully obtained a 1000u allocation, but I overlooked the requirement for a second confirmation within 48 hours because I didn't carefully understand the rules. According to the original rules, this allocation should have been confiscated.

However, surprisingly, the Kaito platform proactively negotiated with the Espresso project party. They not only gave us, the users who missed the second confirmation, another chance, but also allowed us to supplement our confirmation to obtain the new Token. This flexible approach to problem-solving fully demonstrates the humanity and inclusiveness of Web3 projects.

This experience made me deeply realize that in the Web3 world, we should not take an antagonistic attitude when encountering problems. On the contrary, we should actively communicate and put forward reasonable demands and suggestions. This is the core of the Web3 spirit - encouraging all participants to engage in project governance, solving problems through discussion and optimization, and continuously improving the project.

As Web3 users, we must learn to remain calm and rational when facing difficulties. By actively participating and providing feedback, we can not only help the project party improve but also promote the development of the entire ecosystem. This experience is not only a valuable learning opportunity but also a vivid interpretation of the Web3 spirit.

In this rapidly developing field, every participation is a growth opportunity. Let's continue to maintain an open and positive attitude, and work together to promote the progress and innovation of Web3.