To be honest, if someone casually donates a few k, who would seriously check its authenticity? Most people would just give it a thumbs up and move on.

But the problem lies in this 200k - when the number is large, there are more eyes on it, and naturally, doubts arise. Was the photo edited? One can only say it’s not unjust. In this day and age, one shouldn’t be so eager to establish a persona.

But speaking of which, there is still a turn of events. If I were her, I would just take out 200k. The persona would be established, and she would have face, after all, someone who can casually donate 200k must have assets starting from at least a8. It just depends on whether she is willing to pay for this operation.

In the Web3 space, we've seen this kind of thing a lot. If you want to use charity to enhance your image, you either have to be genuine or keep a low profile. Being ostentatious while faking it? That would really be digging a pit for yourself.