I have been running a crypto community with 100 members for 4 years. (private), and you might know my younger brother from Yapper too haha. Most of the people I’ve met in person, and it’s a room for genuine friendship, not just socializing haha (of course, since it’s a crypto room, the atmosphere has been quite quiet these days lol). Today, I attended the wedding of one of the members from the room. Last month, he came to deliver the invitation in person and insisted that I come, and I got to eat a lot of beef and sashimi haha. I’d like to talk a bit about this younger brother. In his early 30s, this friend lost all his wealth at once. During the Luna crisis, hundreds of millions vanished overnight. At that time, he lived not far from my house, and I was so worried that I kept meeting him to comfort him. One day, he called me out of the blue to ask how I was doing, and I felt something was off, so I immediately stopped my guitar busking practice and rushed over. As he handed me the invitation, he said that if I hadn’t come that day, he didn’t know what would have happened to him... After that, he stepped away from crypto. Since he was actively involved in a famous NFT community at the time, there might be some people at today’s wedding who know him. Of course, he also stopped all his activities in X and NFT. Then he jumped into insurance sales, and now he has shaken it all off and is doing even better. Watching him overcome his struggles has been a great motivation for me as well. I just lived diligently. Sincerely, quietly. Sometimes I don’t deny that in this world, sincerity and consistency are undervalued, and shortcuts are disguised as efficiency, receiving praise for clever maneuvering. However, I take pride in saying that the driving force behind who I am today is "sincerity." Yapping is really dirty. The inner circle eats it all up, and it feels like even being sincere won’t work.. But it’s not just the Yapping board; it’s the world. Many people are spitting and leaving the Yapping board~ I believe that the few Yappers who bravely endure and quietly post will succeed. And I will support those people, even if just a little. ^^ ...