2026-01-18 11:39:51

Many people in the community are looking forward to this new move. The concept of a charity lunch is indeed eye-catching, as it combines commercial value with social responsibility. Such practices are still relatively rare in the Web3 circle. What we are more excited about is the launch of the university project, which seems to have the potential to truly promote deep collaboration in ecosystem education and talent development.

Based on online discussions, many community members have already expressed their interest in participating. The enthusiasm of the first batch of applicants is quite high, indicating that everyone recognizes these new initiatives quite well. If both projects can be smoothly implemented, they will definitely add many highlights to the ecosystem.

We are curious about what other plans are in store next, and whether these initiatives can be truly realized—these are questions everyone is paying close attention to.

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RugResistant

· 01-20 06:52

To be honest, the charity lunch thing is actually quite interesting and is one of the rare gameplay methods in Web3. However, implementation is the real benchmark, and now it's up to the team to see if they can hold up. I'm really looking forward to the university project; that's true long-term value.

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HackerWhoCares

· 01-18 16:00

Charity lunches sound pretty fresh, but can they really be implemented? These days, there are too many projects with lots of promises but little action. The university project is somewhat interesting; Web3 education really lacks people. Let’s see if it can truly cultivate knowledgeable talent. Many participants are enthusiastic, but it mainly depends on how well the follow-up execution is. If this wave really succeeds, our ecosystem will have some confidence; those flashy things from before should settle down and take a break.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-18 12:07

The charity lunch is indeed innovative, but I still want to see if it can actually be implemented, and not just another PPT project.

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unrekt.eth

· 01-18 12:07

Charity lunches sound good, but the real test is in the implementation. Whether the promises can be fulfilled is the key. To be honest, I've seen many such projects in the crypto world, and most of them end up as marketing gimmicks, so I remain cautious. University projects are indeed interesting. If they can truly cultivate Web3 talents, it would be worthwhile. High enthusiasm for registration doesn't mean much; what's important is how they follow up. Don't let it be all talk and no action again. I'm more concerned about the fundraising aspect. These two projects probably burn a lot of money, is the Treasury sufficient?

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TokenCreatorOP

· 01-18 12:04

Charity lunches are somewhat of a gimmick, but I'm just worried that it will turn out to be "big noise but little rain" again. This circle is full of tricks.

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liquidation_watcher

· 01-18 12:03

Charity lunch sounds good, but I'm afraid it will just be talk and no action in the end. The university project is what I really want to see; the key is whether they can truly retain talent within the ecosystem. High enthusiasm for registration doesn't mean much; what's important is how well they execute afterward. If these two projects can really be implemented, I'll just forward them. Feels like they're just telling stories again? Let's wait until there are actual results. The education ecosystem definitely needs someone to work on it; I hope it doesn't end in failure. High community enthusiasm is a good thing, but don't overpromise expectations.

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