To be honest, in the current market environment, when a project encounters problems, the common responses in the industry are usually three: play dead, delay, or attribute the responsibility to so-called "force majeure."
However, @DeAgentAI Re-poster 's handling this time is clearly not within this category.
In the previous situation where the contract delisting affected some users, the project party did not choose to evade or handle it ambiguously; instead, they actively communicated with #Binance 's official multiple times, ultimately pushing for the compensation plan to be implemented and executing it by directly airdropping it to users' spot accounts.
This is a real cost expenditure and a clear expression of attitude.
In the industry's winter, "taking responsibility to the end" has never been a cheap slogan - it not only means paying real money but also enduring short-term public opinion pressure. Most projects prefer to buy time and wait for emotions to pass rather than stand up and completely take charge of the problems.
But #DeAgentAI chose to take responsibility. Regardless of whether they hold its tokens, this handling at least signifies one point: they do not view users as one-time traffic but are willing to pay the price for trust itself.
In the crypto industry, technology can be replicated, narratives can be reconstructed, but whether one is willing to take responsibility at critical moments often truly determines how far a project can go.