2026-01-02 09:22:54

It's funny how many questions come up when you're passionate about a project. People ask why I talk about $CREPE the way I do, like I'm somehow running it myself.

Honestly, I'm convinced there's real potential in what $CREPE is building. More than that though, I feel like it's part of my role to connect people with projects I genuinely believe in. When you find something that clicks, you naturally want to share it with others who might benefit too.

That's just how the community works—when believers find believers, good things happen.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 17h ago

Well said, this is why we're all here—finding genuine projects and spreading the word. Believe it or not, I trust $CREPE. This thing is truly different. Sincerely sharing and managing projects isn't much different; honestly, it's just passion. When you meet the right person and the right project, everything becomes easy to talk about. Do you understand this feeling? The energy of the $CREPE community—when believers collide, that's how it is. Once it takes off, there's no stopping it.

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just_another_fish

· 19h ago

I just like this sincere attitude. No matter what others say, if you believe, then believe. --- Crepe really has something this time. No hype, no blackening, just personal opinion. --- This is what Web3 should look like. Faith colliding with faith is the only way to create something new. --- Haha, got it. You're acting like a missionary. The problem is, you've also influenced me. --- You're not wrong. Finding the right project makes you want to hype it up. Is this a sickness? --- Community consensus is built up slowly like this. There's nothing to hide. --- Crepe really does have some substance. But be careful not to get called a scammy project for hyping it. --- Emm, is faith valuable? Let's look at the data first. --- The most annoying thing is this pseudo-objectivity that’s actually just PD. --- So you're now an unofficial employee of Crepe? That's hilarious.

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FreeMinter

· 01-02 16:36

Really, being overly enthusiastic can easily lead to being called a marketing account... but I just think $CREPE is worth it, and it should be shared. The person saying this actually understands the community; their belief will spread on its own.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-02 09:53

Alright, sometimes when I genuinely promote a project, people say I'm just hyping myself up. That's just too ridiculous. Whether you believe it or not, I personally believe in the CREPE project. Sharing with friends is completely normal. That's what a community is about—everyone believing together to go further.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-02 09:51

Really, finding a project you believe in and wanting to bring others in is perfectly fine... That's how communities are built. I just don't understand why some people question others' enthusiasm. $CREPE definitely has substance. Conviction is contagious, which is why some coins can take off while others can only lie flat.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-02 09:34

Exactly, there's nothing wrong with sincere sharing... Those who question simply don't understand the power of faith. I feel the same way. When I believe in a project, I want to bring the people around me along for the ride. That's completely normal. Believers connecting with believers—one plus one definitely equals more than two. CREPE is indeed a good product.

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SerumSqueezer

· 01-02 09:28

Believe it or not, I trust $CREPE. When you find something good, how can you just stay silent and get rich? I've been asked hundreds of times why I work so hard. Honestly, it's because I believe in it. Is there a problem? Isn't that what the community is all about? A group of believers banding together for warmth, and then... taking off.

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