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I’ve always believed the biggest unlock in #Web3 isn’t a new chain or protocol, but it’s developers who can actually build without friction.   That’s why @Neo_Blockchain’s multi-language smart contract support hit me hard.   Devs don’t have to learn Solidity.   Devs can write smart contracts in C#, Python, Java, Go, JS, TypeScript.   The toolkits, compilers, SDKs, etc. they’re already live. The dev infra is real and maintained. Why this matters: ​ • You onboard Web2 devs without retraining. • You ship faster because you’re using the language you already know. • You hire easier (huge talent pool). • You avoid Solidity’s quirks and gas-obsessed design decisions. And here’s the part that gets overlooked: ​ $NEO gives you language support & an integrated stack: ​ ✅ Native oracles ​ ✅ NeoFS (decentralized storage) ✅ One-block finality (dBFT) ​ ✅ Built-in token economics via $GAS ​ ✅ EVM sidechain (Neo X) with Anti-MEV baked in ​ If you’re a founder or builder trying to move fast, especially outside the Solidity bubble, this feels like a cheat code. ​ More languages = more devs = faster ecosystem growth. ​ And in this cycle, speed is everything. ​ Start building →

I have to admit that Alkanes, which is full of local push and Chinese plate style, seems to really originate from foreigners. Last year I sprayed ordinal, unisat, and Chinese bit plates, and this year I won't. After experiencing Avail, S&X, and Lagrange, the market value of foreign projects that boast of technology is not as good as a local dog, especially after the last two airdrops have a share of less than 0.5%. I don't think it's so important whether it's a Chinese plate or not. Since when did the Chinese plate become notorious? In 17 years, NEO, Qtum, VeChain, Aeternity, etc. are hundreds of times more profitable, and even TRON and bnb are not considered to be Chinese plates? In the past 21 years, Chinese projects such as Conflux, Star Atlas, and dodo have brought great benefits. The galxe and running shoes StepN that I masturbated in 22 years were also Chinese, and the reviews were very good at the time. There are many more that I can't remember. However, in recent years, the Chinese project itself has not been competitive, and the consensus formed by the airdrop promoter is that the Chinese project and the Asan project do not play dogs. The Alkanes agreement felt like a national plate at a glance, but I tried to find the basis for the final word as before, and I actually failed, I didn't find it! If a Chinese project can be disguised to fool me, then it is also very powerful. If you advance early and retreat quickly, you can do it. Just like the ordi of 23-24, I feel that these are all Chinese people playing, hundreds of times the income of the early entry, and the late one is still scolding. Compared with the market capitalisation of the leading token $ORDI, the leading NFT bit frog node monkey, etc., there seems to be huge room for development of several leading tokens and NFT competitors of Alkanes. So I bought some, but I don't recommend everyone to follow. I'm just trying to go from an old-school die-hard airdroper to a new-school compatible player. Because I find that the time I make the most money is when I can accept new things. I resisted ordi and earth dogs before, and I resisted a lot of opportunities. So this year, I tried TON's NFT gifts, tried to fight earth dogs, tried new meta protocols, and I tried a lot of new things, because I didn't want to miss the new explosion that was about to come out in 25 years, although I didn't know what it was. But certainly not alkanes lol.

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