Web3 has learned how to transfer funds, but still hasn't learned how to argue. I experienced one case: cross-border collaboration settled through smart contracts. The code indeed executed, but under extreme market conditions, the amounts differed significantly. One party said "Code is Law," while the other felt they were scammed. Although the money was paid, both parties' trust was completely shattered. This is the current Achilles' heel of Web3: execution is too fast, but rights protection is too slow. Assets are borderless, but courts have jurisdiction: