Back then, I simply thought the content she posted on Twitter was pretty insightful, and her persona was likable. When we met, I shamelessly asked for a follow, and to my surprise, I actually got a whitelist spot—I was pretty happy about it at the time.
This recent donation fraud scandal has been making waves, but I haven’t dug deep into the details—I’m not really into that kind of thing. But I have to say, this incident is definitely a wake-up call for the community: you need to have a bottom line, especially in this space, where trust can collapse in an instant.
Sometimes, being a fan can cloud your judgment. No one really knows what’s hidden behind someone’s polished public image. Maintaining independent judgment is always more important than blindly following someone.
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GasOptimizer
· 12-06 03:51
From whitelist to donation fraud, what a drastic contrast—illusion completely shattered.
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HodlOrRegret
· 12-06 03:51
Reputation collapses quickly; even a whitelist can't save it.
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GasWrangler
· 12-06 03:47
honestly, the whole parasocial angle here is demonstrably sub-optimal... like, empirically proven that twitter personas don't correlate with actual integrity. should've run the transaction data on her moves before getting hyped, tbh
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OffchainOracle
· 12-06 03:26
The fan filter is really something else. People who seem impressive are actually just average; the circle is too small and there's a big information gap.
Speaking of which, I’ve only met Elizabeth once.
Back then, I simply thought the content she posted on Twitter was pretty insightful, and her persona was likable. When we met, I shamelessly asked for a follow, and to my surprise, I actually got a whitelist spot—I was pretty happy about it at the time.
This recent donation fraud scandal has been making waves, but I haven’t dug deep into the details—I’m not really into that kind of thing. But I have to say, this incident is definitely a wake-up call for the community: you need to have a bottom line, especially in this space, where trust can collapse in an instant.
Sometimes, being a fan can cloud your judgment. No one really knows what’s hidden behind someone’s polished public image. Maintaining independent judgment is always more important than blindly following someone.