2026-01-17 06:36:16

I sincerely continue to support the FDUCK project.

As long as this team is taking action, I will always be here. I will keep sharing, helping, and promoting the community—these are things I will continue to do. Even if one day I have no more chips in hand, I will still help.

Why? Because I see very clearly that the money they earn is truly being put to the right places. It’s not empty talk; it’s real actions.

Every time I share and help, it has gone beyond just participating in the community for me. That feeling is—I'm indirectly helping those kids and their families. It’s not just a sense of involvement; it’s also a sense of spiritual fulfillment.

To put it simply, this is emotional value. And this value is more precious than any profit.

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RektRecorder

· 3h ago

Really, this kind of conviction is rare. Not all projects can make people so wholeheartedly dedicated. That said, how many people can truly continue to support without any chips... This guy definitely has something. Funds in place, matters also in order—such a team is indeed worth following. Emotional value is much more solid than hype. This is what Web3 should look like, not those crappy projects that just cut the leeks. I'm a bit touched, but I also need to keep my eyes open and not be blinded by emotion.

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· 6h ago

This is true faith, not just for the price of the coin.

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MidnightTrader

· 8h ago

This is true faith, not just chasing profits or doing things purely for the sake of it. Thumbs up, this kind of team truly deserves to be wholeheartedly committed. Honestly, not many people would put down their chips and still continue to help. I love this logic, helping others also helps oneself. Reliable teams should be treated this way, there's nothing to hesitate about. Oh wait, why are there so few projects like this? Speaking of which, truly practical projects are rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns. It's about the spirit, brother, this is what a warm community looks like. I also want to find projects worth sticking to and fighting for.

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LazyDevMiner

· 8h ago

This team truly has integrity, not just trying to cut corners and profit from newcomers. FDUCK showed me that projects like this still exist, genuine and sincere. Even when out of funds, they continue to help — now that's called faith. Honestly, it's more satisfying than making money itself.

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SigmaBrain

· 8h ago

This is true faith, not just to cut leeks It really touched me, to be honest The team is really doing real work, there aren't many projects like this Even without tokens in hand, willing to help out, I get the spirit Emotional value is indeed valuable, more healing than price increases

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ForkTongue

· 8h ago

This is true faith, not the kind to cut leeks for quick profits. --- Bro, your mindset is incredible. Only by putting real money into real projects can you say such things. --- Teams that are genuinely working on projects are truly worth following, unlike those just talking on paper. --- Talking about emotional value, I’ve had a bit of an epiphany—it's indeed more solid than making quick money. --- People who continue to help without holding chips are rare, amazing. --- This is the difference: some projects just run after cutting profits, but here, they truly keep working repeatedly. --- Honestly, I trust teams with a sense of social responsibility more than those who are just marketing every day.

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 8h ago

honestly, the real alpha here isn't the token itself—it's the team's capital allocation discipline. most projects just yeet funds into oblivion, but if they're actually demonstrating measurable output per dollar deployed, that's worth tracking

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