I didn't expect that creating a project that doesn't aim to extract value would encounter such strong resistance. No insider advantages. No dark room agreements. No developers naturally exploiting users and then pretending everything is functioning normally. This transparent design approach has angered too many people accustomed to vested interests. But this is exactly why we persist.
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SmartContractWorker
· 7h ago
Oh my, it really got the vested interests all defensive. This counterattack seems to have hit the nerve.
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TokenUnlocker
· 7h ago
Bro, being too transparent actually makes you a target for attack. This is the reality of Web3... How can those who are used to enjoying dividends tolerate it?
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ApyWhisperer
· 7h ago
Uh, it's quite common. Trying to be transparent ends up getting attacked collectively. This is the current vibe of the Web3 ecosystem.
Disturb a system, and the system will retaliate.
I didn't expect that creating a project that doesn't aim to extract value would encounter such strong resistance. No insider advantages. No dark room agreements. No developers naturally exploiting users and then pretending everything is functioning normally. This transparent design approach has angered too many people accustomed to vested interests. But this is exactly why we persist.