2026-01-04 05:28:03

This is not a quick double-your-money game.

True cultural development requires patience. From the very beginning, it should be understood that some things are worth long-term protection—not because of the dream of getting rich quickly, but because real people are working hard behind the scenes.

Are you locked in? Then stay committed.

Ultimately, the choice is still yours. But the community won't wait for the hesitant.

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TideReceder

· 01-07 01:42

That's right, but the problem is that many people say they will persist, yet in their hands, they are looking for the next hot spot. Have you realized? The community never lacks people; what’s lacking are those who truly stay. On this point alone, most people haven't figured it out.

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BankruptWorker

· 01-05 20:02

Well said, but I'm just afraid I can't keep it up.

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SerNgmi

· 01-04 05:57

That's right, but the reality is that most people come in wanting to double their money quickly, and only regret it after suffering losses due to lack of patience. What am I holding on to? It seems that many projects' "real people" are also running away. The choice is mine, but my wallet has already made the decision for me. The community doesn't wait for the hesitant, but those who are trapped will always be there, which is ironic. Cultural development sounds good, but can you eat it? Is it true or just another brainwashing tactic? It sounds nice, but I'll still wait and see. Anyway, I don't miss this opportunity.

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0xLostKey

· 01-04 05:55

That's true, but how many people can really resist the temptation and not chase the hot trend?

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-04 05:53

ngl, this "long-term vision" pitch hits different when you actually run the math on token dilution... but yeah, the real ones who built something stayed through '22, not just the hype tourists 🤔

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AirdropATM

· 01-04 05:50

Speaking honestly, rather than chasing hot topics, I prefer projects that are willing to stay true to their original intentions. As long as the team is there, the faith remains.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 01-04 05:45

Well said, that's exactly the vibe. Compared to those who shout about doubling every day, I respect this kind of sincerity more. --- Long-termism truly tests human nature. But those who truly build have already seen through it. --- Hesitation leads to elimination, that hits hard. The community is so cruel yet honest. --- Culture isn't about propaganda; it's about everyone putting in effort. Those who understand this naturally stay. --- The phrase "perseverance" sounds simple, but it's very lonely to actually do. But maybe that's also a way to filter true believers. --- Damn, choosing divides people into two categories. The smart ones have already locked in, the fools are still hesitating. --- This sentence woke me up. I used to be that hesitant one. Now I understand—either go all in or get out.

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ForkMonger

· 01-04 05:40

nah this reads like cope for hodlers who missed the exit window... but yeah the "real people pushing" angle? that's where governance actually breaks down lol

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