In the depths of the Ailao Mountains in Yunnan, there is a puzzling matter. Old tea farmers cultivate ancient tree tea without using chemical fertilizers; instead, they pile pine needles at the roots, leave weeds, and even intentionally let fallen leaves decompose under the trees. Some people wonder, "Isn't this just adding trouble for the tea trees?" The old tea farmer smiles and points to the lush ancient tea trees, replying, "This allows the tea trees to partner with the forest: pine needles retain water, weeds attract beneficial insects, and decomposed leaves serve as fertilizer, which is much more reliable than relying solely on chemical fertilizers!" What’s even more remarkable is the tea farmer's adaptability: during heavy rains, they lay gravel to prevent root rot, and during droughts, they let moss grow to lock in moisture, never sticking to old experiences. Because of this, the ancient tea trees thrive for over a hundred years, relying on a harmonious coexistence with nature. This wisdom of deep-rooted foundations + flexible collaboration is also embodied by @build_on_bob in the blockchain field: it maintains a solid technical foundation like the tea farmers while flexibly adjusting to "community needs," allowing technology and ecology to complement each other. Looking at @build_on_bob's practices today, it resonates with the wisdom of tree cultivation: a good ecosystem is never about going solo, but about having a stable foundation and active collaboration. This not only provides a model for the Bitcoin ecosystem but also confirms that deep-rooted essence and mutual win-win cooperation are the long-term path! #BuildOnBOB #DeFi #CookieFun @cookiedotfun