2025-12-30 08:28:47

This time it's not an officially endorsed event, but a purely grassroots Web3 ecosystem year-end celebration, and the scale is quite impressive— even industry observation platforms have been attracted to pay attention. On December 31st at 8:00 PM (Beijing time), a fully powered program is already in preparation. BTC's trend has always been the highlight of such events, with projects like Satoshi Community, ATH, LNT, and Bitroot all eager to participate, and the entire atmosphere has already been ignited.

Events like New Year's Eve parties have long become a tradition in the Web3 community. At the end of each year, people gather to discuss past market trends and share expectations for the future. It's both a social scene and a window for information exchange. If you're interested in the current crypto ecosystem, grassroots events like these are often more down-to-earth than official ones and offer a stronger sense of participation.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 2h ago

The grassroots events this time are indeed on a different scale, but there probably aren't many projects that can last until December 31st. For New Year's Eve celebrations, just listen to what BTC has to say. Satoshi's community is up to their tricks again, same routine every year, but it's quite interesting. Honestly, official endorsements are less genuine than these grassroots activities, and the topics are more lively. These kinds of events are more like gossip sessions, much more reliable than any forum.

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LiquidityWizard

· 2h ago

Unofficial events are actually more interesting; the official ones are too rigid. Staying up on New Year's Eve to watch BTC trends and wait for the first K-line of the new year is a bit exciting. These projects are organized pretty well, but I'm worried there will be too many people and servers will get laggy. Really? Could it be just a front for a new coin issuance? It's at 8 PM on December 31st. We'll see if there's any real valuable content shared then. Unofficial activities are more warm and genuine than official ones, I agree with that.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 2h ago

The grassroots are actually more interesting; the official approach is too formalized. Gathering together on New Year's Eve to discuss market trends—that's the true Web3 spirit. BTC's trend is indeed eye-catching, but no one expected this year's surge. I heard that the Satoshi community has a pretty high participation rate; there should be a lot of information to share then. These kinds of events are just for fun and交流, and are much better than just reading official press releases. ATH and LNT are gearing up, and there will probably be new gameplay coming out. The advantage of grassroots organizations is that they are casual and don't have so many rules and restrictions.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 2h ago

Grassroots activities are indeed more energetic, but whether the projects involved this time are reliable or not depends on Discussing market trends on New Year's Eve, the key is whether we can talk about some real insights This lineup feels a bit cobbled together, not sure what kind of tricks they can pull off December 31st at 8 o'clock, choosing this time is probably to ride the wave of New Year's hype Official endorsements tend to turn into PowerPoint shows, grassroots organizations are actually more comfortable Sounds impressive, but I don't know if the participants are reliable Full throttle? Let's see how many people will actually show up on time How were these activities in previous years? Is there data support? BTC market is hot right now, might as well hold an event to boost some hype For grassroots organizations, will the information flow be too wild?

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