Trust is the most valuable asset we have in the encryption world #PostToWinTRUST

I just completed a candy airdrop on Gate's CandyDrop page, and suddenly I have a lot of feelings about "trust" that I can't help but express. In this world of information explosion and mixed-quality projects in encryption, the word "trust" is truly worth its weight in gold.

For each of us who are involved in this, isn’t it a venture about trust? We entrust our assets to exchanges, trusting in their technological security and operational integrity; we thoroughly research project white papers, trusting that the team can deliver on their roadmap commitments. This trust is the cornerstone that sustains the thriving development of the entire ecosystem, and once it collapses, the losses will be unimaginable. Therefore, when I saw Gate's event named "TRUST", I felt a deep resonance within. This is not just the name of a token, but rather a silent covenant between all community members, the platform, and the project parties.

Activities like CandyDrop are an excellent way to build and strengthen this trust. It is not just a simple distribution of benefits, but a window for sincere interaction between the platform and users. By participating with low barriers or even at no cost, we can get early access to potential new projects and experience the vibrant atmosphere of the platform. This direct and transparent interaction wins people's hearts more than any glamorous promotional copy. It makes us feel that we are not just a number on a trading screen, but a valued and rewarded part of this ecosystem.

So, I am very willing to participate in this #PostToWinTRUST event. Sharing my thoughts and showcasing my screenshots from participating in CandyDrop is not only to have the chance to win that generous 13,333 TRUST reward but also to express my support for actions that build trust and give back to the community. I hope Gate can continue to hold more meaningful events like this so that we can jointly protect and strengthen this hard-earned "trust."