2025-12-19 19:21:05

Social Mining is not just about watching from the sidelines, but truly participating. From passively tracking project updates to actively shaping ideas and engaging in decision-making—this is the key transformation. In this process, we learn together, share experiences, and grow mutually. The power of the community lies here. Everyone's contribution drives the ecosystem forward, and this interaction itself is the most meaningful part. It's not about outsider observation, but about the role of participants; what changes is our way of understanding the Web3 community.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 12-22 14:35

You're right, but in practice, most people are still lurking, and there are few who actually come out to speak.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 12-20 14:34

You're right, transforming from a bystander to the main character—this feeling is indeed different. --- Wait, where is the line between truly participating and being cut for the leek? --- Damn, that's the kind of thing I want to hear, not those broken records of "buy and then just relax." --- Everyone can promote the ecosystem? Then why does it always seem like a few big V's are deciding everything? --- The role positioning of participants... No wonder no one paid attention to my proposal 😅 a while ago. --- This perspective is interesting; finally, it doesn't feel like being passively harvested. --- Community power sounds great, but sometimes you still have to see whose voice is louder. --- Learning, sharing, growing—sounds like a dream, but I still have to try.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 12-19 19:50

That's a good point. But how many can actually stick with participating? Most are just watching for fun.

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