Charity scams reflect a person's conscience and moral bottom line. In the aftermath of the Tai Po fire, I saw that in addition to large institutions, the Web3 community also engaged in fundraising. However, based on past cases, many people take advantage of the situation, either to make money or to gain attention, which is quite despicable. But this time, I saw some enthusiastic peers doing good deeds, and their character is reliable, which is reassuring. If anyone discovers fraudulent donations or scams for attention, you can actually report it to the police! Similarly, a trading platform made a low-key donation, and later I saw it. I told the owner of this platform, you are doing good deeds anonymously, genuinely caring for the Hong Kong community, which aligns with his low-key, simple, and practical character. In the end, whether for fame or for good, the ultimate hope is that the money can reach those in need!