The latest remarks from the founder of Hana indicate that this is a truly product-centric team. The founder of @0xJeek clearly stated that the @HanaNetwork TGE will take place after the mainnet goes public. I have a strong preference for projects that are confident in their own products. Launching the product first, allowing the market to validate it, and then issuing tokens shows a triple responsibility to users, the community, and themselves. Many projects are eager to rush through the testnet phase, hurrying to issue tokens, only to find that the product fails to meet standards after the mainnet launch, which becomes a negative factor. In contrast, Hana's approach is the opposite; they are willing to take steady steps, not relying on expectations to boost attention, but rather letting the completion of the product speak for itself. From the current progress, the mainnet is already in the final stages. NFTs, Hanafuda, and the Capsule system have already started operating, with clear user participation pathways, and the token mechanism is ready, just waiting for the right moment. Hana's Web4 era represents a sufficiently blue ocean market, where only meticulously crafted products can make a significant impact. The experience of Web4 in Hana is very direct, with no steps to connect wallets and no signature prompts. Every action a user clicks on is a transaction, but the interface does not inform you that this is a transaction. You can make tips or transfers, enter on-chain games, or execute any on-chain interactions on your phone, but the entire process has no on-chain pop-ups, allowing for seamless interaction, even without you realizing you are using blockchain. This is what Hana aims to achieve with Web4, no longer discussing who the users are, but enabling real users to use it directly.