Why bother with donations and good deeds in Web3?

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MondayYoloFridayCry · Accepted Answer

A shot to the point, the "I serve the community" rhetoric in the crypto circle has worn out my ears.

Talking without action is just loneliness.

Really, get yourself sorted out first before talking about contribution.

Cash out and run, then pretend to be a martyr—I truly respect that.

Well said, but too many people are doing it backwards.

This article somehow feels like it's talking about my friend, haha.

BlindBoxVictim · Answer

Haha really, pretending to be a great philanthropist while bottom-fishing, I know this routine too well

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Basically, it's just about riding the hype, can't escape this pattern

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So the entire crypto world is putting on charity performances? I don't believe it

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The most heartbreaking thing is that everyone actually knows who they're really fooling

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If you truly believe in candlestick charts, then stop pretending to believe in faith

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This statement is more honest than those project team's pledge letters, rare

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After cashing out, still maintaining the "I'm a good person" persona, too exhausting, brother

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Honestly, most of the "contributions" in the crypto world are just contributing the value of your own little guys

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Web3 doing charity? Laughable, first compensate the investors who suffered losses

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Alright, don't run away first, and try to be a good person

RektButStillHere · Answer

Still shouting about contributing to Web3 after selling your coins, truly impressive—masterful self-deception.

AirdropHunterWang · Answer

This article is really blunt, directly hitting the old problem in the crypto circle.

To put it simply, it's all just performance, everyone is performing.

When making money, no one remembers Web3 faith; only when losing money do they think about doing good deeds.

I really admire people with such strong self-consistency. Truly.

PretendingSerious · Answer

Ha, that really hits home. I've seen too many of these "I contribute to Web3" types, and their wallets have long been emptied.

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Honestly, the charity shows in the crypto world are really disgusting. It's better to just burn paper at a temple.

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Faith? Brother, you're joking. In this circle, faith is just a chart of price increases.

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Laughing to death, cutting leeks on one side and shouting about contributing to the ecosystem on the other. This double standard is incredible.

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So, sincerity is the most valuable, and it's also the most lacking in the crypto world.

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I'll ask just one question: how many can truly put aside the K-line chart to do this?

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The bottom line? In the crypto world, that thing should be thrown away. Don't expect to pick it up later.

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Very true, action > speech. There are too many keyboard warriors in this circle.

SillyWhale · Answer

Just be straightforward, doing charity in the crypto world and gambling on the K-line are completely different things.

Cash out and run away while still boasting high-profile, it's hilarious.

I've said it long ago, the biggest shortage in Web3 is real people, but a bunch of people are just acting all day.

Those who haven't cashed out and are still坚持, I really respect them.

Bragging without paying taxes, huh.

OPsychology · Answer

You're not wrong. In the crypto world, these people love to play the "doing good" persona, but as soon as they cash out, they run.

After cashing out, they still have the nerve to talk about contributions. Truly unbelievable.

Better to ask yourself, what the hell do you really believe in?

Stop pretending, everyone. It's that simple.

MercilessHalal · Answer

Faith? Ha, first clear out your own coins before talking to me about faith.

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Well said, the false stories in the crypto world are told so smoothly, and yet they have the nerve to package it as charity.

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After cashing out, still wanting to maintain a persona, I really can't understand this train of thought.

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Just tell me, is it faith in the K-line or faith in your own wallet?

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Can the crypto world understand the word "sincerity"? Not really.

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The act of donating as a virtue is just self-deception with a different mask in Web3.

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Wow, talking about the Web3 dream during pump times, talking about social responsibility during dump times, this turnaround is top-notch in technology.

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Where's the bottom line? All eaten up by the K-line.

SchrodingerWallet · Answer

Cash out and run, then cry out about contribution—truly unbelievable

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Exactly, I'm just worried that if you have no faith yourself, you want to move others

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Talking about Web3 spirit after clearing all your coins? Uh, that's a bit awkward

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All you did was try to whitewash your holdings with charity, hilarious

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True faith should be consistent, not decided by market trends

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Self-deception in the crypto world, I know it too well, their acting is pretty good

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The bottom line is more important than the starting point, there's really no problem with that

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Wait, how come your candlestick chart and your kindness are moving in opposite directions

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A bit heart-wrenching, but it hits many people's pain points

JustHereForAirdrops · Answer

Sincerity? What sincerity is there in the crypto world?

Sounds nice, but isn't it just trying to ride the wave to make a quick buck?

Cash out and run, and still want to keep a good reputation? That's hilarious.

They're super eager when making quick money, but when they lose, they start talking about faith.

Alright, keep fooling yourself.

Why bother with donations and good deeds in Web3? Going to temples, charity organizations, or casually clicking on a charity project on Taobao—those are all more direct.

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