This is what real growth looks like. If you really want to know if a project's healthy, you don't look at the chart. You look at who's building on it. And on that front, CKB just had a brilliant quarter. Their community developer programme has grown to nearly a hundred active builders, with over 25 new ones joining just this quarter. Their project tracker jumped from 45 projects to 59. And they ran a hackathon focused on Fiber, their payments tech, that pulled in around a hundred participants and 66 submissions. But here's the part I love most. Look at where this growth is coming from. Not just the usual Silicon Valley crowd. We're talking real, in-person meetups in Kenya, Nigeria, and Vietnam. Nairobi, Mombasa, Hanoi. Developers in emerging markets, where fast, cheap payments can really make an impact. And it's not just solo devs either. Teams from other ecosystems, Cardano, Bitcoin, Lightning, are now showing up to explore building on CKB too. A lot of these are still early prototypes and there is still a lot of work to do. But a growing, global, grassroots community of actual builders? That's the strongest foundation any project can have. Price comes and goes. But people building, all over the world? That's how something lasts. $CKB @NervosNetwork @ckba_build