The best thing abt flying is you end up watching movies you’d never normally click on. I just finished Ford v Ferrari, basically a story abt 2 guys pulling off a miracle. Abit old school underdog tale, but it’s based on a true story, there’s a lot to learn from it. So here’s a question: Would you rather back “A-tier resources + S-tier teams” or “S-tier resources + A-tier teams”? My answer’s the latter. We can always restructure a company & bring in suitable strategic investors, but you can’t easily change the DNA of a team. A great team can attract the right long term investors who share the same vision, which means better value for small holders. A year ago when my team first met with @Kindred_AI ’s founders, I knew right away they weren’t about gimmicks. They’re product-focused and their mission is to onboard Web2 into Web3 through world-class IPs. It's a project that already generated half a $mil in profit for IP partners in just a month and onboarded 100,000+ on-chain users for the chain. Now their focus is on empowering IP applications, and through $KIN & Klara, giving people real decentralized ownership of 30+ signed global IPs. Good teams build good products → good products attract good users → good users extend a brand’s longevity → sustainable revenue models bring in long-term investors → token dump pressure drops fundamentally, creating a true win-win. With the right team, Ford can beat Ferrari.