Thanks to @BroLeonAus for the support! @xhunt_ai always puts user interests and security first. Here's a small detail to note: xhunt's permissions are limited to 'http://((x.com))', while most plugins have permissions set to 'all websites'. You'll see a prompt when downloading the plugin. The difference here is that xhunt can only access information on http://((x.com)), and if users visit other websites, the plugin cannot retrieve any information. However, if the permission is set to 'all websites', then information from other sites, like exchange websites or DeFi platforms, could also be accessed. If the plugin acts maliciously or is exploited by hackers, users' assets could be at risk. Additionally, xhunt is open-source, and there's a link to GitHub on the website. 'User first, security first, transparency, and win-win cooperation' has always been xhunt's guiding principle. Totally agree with Master Bro from Down Under—right now, the Web3 creator economy is still in its early stages. Collaboration among projects is more important than competition. We all need to work together to build a healthier Web3 creator economy ecosystem.