2026-01-05 10:22:50

The 2026 OG Recognition Program has been launched, with clear core selection criteria—priority is given to those who truly make a difference in the ecosystem. From the early stages of the project, participating, continuously contributing code, helping newcomers get started, and maintaining long-term focus—these are the standards for measuring a community member's value. The partners who have obtained OG status fully deserve this recognition—everyone is not just an observer in the Web3 wave, but a true participant and builder. Seeing these friends who have been consistently dedicated receive official acknowledgment from the project, the community's cohesion has risen to a new level. This is what the ecosystem should look like: people who work with dedication are seen and valued.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-06 23:20

Really, no hype, no BS. The brothers who have been contributing code from the beginning truly deserve OG status. The eye for selecting people this time is spot on. --- Damn, finally a project is seriously recognizing the value of builders, unlike some teams that treat OG spots as air coins. --- I like this style; it can see people. Those who genuinely write code and mentor newcomers are being recognized. This is what ecosystem building is about. --- Huh? But speaking of which, are these standards really strict, or did they just pick a few acquaintances... --- Early participation + continuous contribution, this formula is correct. Hopefully, the subsequent OG recognition can maintain this standard without slipping. --- Basically, it's about selecting people who actually do the work, not just to ride the coattails. Some communities should really learn from this. --- It’s starting to feel authentic. Isn’t it finally the era where you don’t rely on shouting slogans to get recognition?

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