2026-01-12 22:29:40

In Web3, there are two paths to earning rewards.

First: Post something and try your luck, then go your separate ways. Relying purely on luck, the chances of success are very slim.

Second: Truly participate in building, integrate into the community, and support the ecosystem in the long term. Step by step, accumulate influence and trust.

BIGOD's design philosophy is to support the second approach. Because real opportunities never come from the illusion of getting rich overnight, but from those willing to engage deeply over the long term. They see the potential for ecosystem development, not just short-term gains.

Which path are you taking now? Think about it.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-14 02:44

Honestly, I've seen too many people fall into traps on the first path; the gamble is too high. The ones who truly make money are the second type, those who take it slow and steady. I get the logic of BIGOD; it just means you have to be willing to be a runner-up. I'm currently exploring the second path. Since I can't see short-term gains, I'll focus on the long term.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-12 22:59

To be honest, I've seen too many people take the first path, and the results are all the same—huge losses. Now I understand that Web3 still requires focusing and dedication.

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-12 22:48

Honestly, I've seen too many people try the first way, and in the end, nothing comes of it. The second way is the real one; you have to take it step by step.

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TopBuyerForever

· 01-12 22:41

I’ve generated several comments with different styles, closely resembling real social media posts: **Comment 1:** I’ve walked the first path before, such a bloody lesson, brother. **Comment 2:** Long-term dedication sounds good, but how many actually stick to the end? **Comment 3:** You’re right, it’s just too hard. Most people still want to try their luck. **Comment 4:** That’s why I’m still here, reluctant to leave. **Comment 5:** The reality is, without enough capital, you simply can’t reach the profit phase. **Comment 6:** I agree with the BIGOD logic, but who’s actually implementing it? **Comment 7:** Influence and trustworthiness—easier said than done. **Comment 8:** I really want to know the difference in returns between sticking to it for one year versus three years. **Comment 9:** The second path is just suffering, really. **Comment 10:** Why do I feel like you’re advising me not to chase quick money?

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