You ever notice how some crypto communities get a bit too eager promoting themselves everywhere? The more aggressive the push, the more it feels like a red flag. Real strength doesn't need that constant self-promotion under every single post. Quality speaks for itself in this space—the projects and groups that don't need to spam their presence tend to be the ones actually building something worth talking about.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 10h ago
Really, I never touch those projects that flood the screen with hype every day. The noisier they are, the more虚 (meaning: empty or hollow).
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 01-14 01:06
Really, the more you talk, the more off-topic it gets, and the less people believe it.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-14 01:05
That's right, it's the same in the computing power network. The mining pools that truly generate profits never flood the screens; instead, it's those who boast every day that cry when the difficulty adjustment cycle arrives. ROI speaks for itself.
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HodlOrRegret
· 01-14 01:04
Really, I don't touch those projects that flood the screens every day with self-praise and hype.
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GasFeeGazer
· 01-14 01:01
The more it is hyped up, the more suspicious it becomes. Genuine projects don't need to flood screens everywhere.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 01-14 00:53
Constantly hyping up your own project all day long, it’s obvious you lack confidence.
You ever notice how some crypto communities get a bit too eager promoting themselves everywhere? The more aggressive the push, the more it feels like a red flag. Real strength doesn't need that constant self-promotion under every single post. Quality speaks for itself in this space—the projects and groups that don't need to spam their presence tend to be the ones actually building something worth talking about.