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I’ve always supported @ManeCityGame because I believed in its potential and, above all, in the community that has grown around it. That’s exactly why I think it’s fair to ask a simple question today: what is the future of Mane City? I don’t expect constant updates, and I don’t think everything has to always go according to plan. Projects evolve, priorities can change, development can slow down, and sometimes difficult decisions have to be made. And that’s okay. Not every update has to be good news. What matters is communicating things honestly. When a community no longer understands what is happening or where a project is heading, the biggest risk isn’t the bad news itself. It’s losing people’s trust. A lot of people around Mane City have invested much more than money. They’ve invested time, feedback, ideas, content and years into this community. I think that deserves clarity. One thing I’ve really appreciated over the past year is seeing how closely the Cronos team has become connected with its community. @CronosApp and the wider Cronos team actively listen to user feedback and interact with the #CROFam, ambassadors, builders and users. Sometimes people agree, sometimes they don’t, but there is dialogue, feedback and a feeling that the community is genuinely part of the conversation. That kind of relationship matters. It helps build trust. And I’d genuinely love to see more of that same connection around @ManeCityGame and @LoadedLions_CDC. I still believe in the value of Loaded Lions and in the strength of this community. But I also think Mane City needs more than a clearer direction. I’d love to see a real, positive evolution on the gaming side. Not simply more updates, but an experience that becomes more engaging, gives existing players new reasons to come back, and makes new players genuinely want to discover the game. There is still a community here that cares. That’s why I hope @ManeCityGame, @LoadedLions_CDC and @cryptocom can give us a clearer picture of what comes next, whether the news is good or difficult. Keeping the trust of the people who still believe in the project matters more than making it look like everything is always fine. I’m saying this because I still care about what Mane City can become.