In the past couple of days, a project called Opinions has been quite popular abroad, but not many people in the Chinese community have mentioned it. It feels like a hidden gem. The project concept is just like its name, @Opinionsdotfun: opinions, turning everyone’s opinions into assets for trading. It sounds abstract, but when you think about it, opinions are essentially zero-cost. The high barrier to understanding means it’s not overly competitive in the early stages. The project background is also quite impressive, supported by Kait* and @MeteoraAG. The former doesn’t need an introduction, and the latter is the largest liquidity platform on the Solana chain, which explains why foreigners are so FOMO. 📍Currently, the platform has a reward of 25,000 USDT with Meteora, but the specifics of how it will be distributed haven’t been announced yet. My understanding of this project is that everyone has had moments of inspiration, whether it’s a comment or a tweet, but these brilliant insights can only receive fleeting likes and quickly sink into the information flood, making it hard to turn them into assets or reputation. @opinionsdotfun aims to transform these insights into priced assets that can not only be traded but also generate profits. Opinions themselves are commodities, and every judgment can directly participate in market competition. You can package your stance on a topic into a token, allowing others to vote and bet on it. Once your judgment is validated by time, you can realize its value in the market. For example: you initiate a topic "Will TON become the third-largest public chain by market cap?" You believe it will, so you publish this opinion and mint it into a tradable token (priced through a bonding curve), which is likely where Meteora comes in. If others also agree with your judgment, they can buy this token, effectively supporting your opinion and betting on its truth. If the market validates your judgment in the future, both you and your supporters can profit from this opinion trading. This sounds a bit sci-fi, but if finance is about pricing the future, then opinions are also a pricing of the future. Pricing thoughts and monetizing judgments is essentially a market pricing of intellect.