2026-01-11 18:35:11

It's been a while since I last visited Hangzhou, and the vitality of this city seems to have reached a new level. The most impressive part of the recent gathering wasn't the scenery, but the friends around me—whether long-term residents or newcomers—all seem to be in a phase of accelerated growth. Interestingly, everyone's understanding of Web3 and the crypto industry is deepening, and their attitude towards building is becoming more serious. It's no longer just watching from the sidelines but truly engaging in ecosystem development. This shift from cognition to action is becoming the most notable change in the entire community. Feeling this upward momentum is quite inspiring.

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CommunitySlacker

· 12h ago

Damn, this is exactly what I want to see. From trash talk to real work, this transformation is indeed awesome. --- The atmosphere in Hangzhou is really different now, feels like it was worth the trip. --- Build is a word I've been hearing a lot lately, but seeing someone actually doing it is pretty satisfying. --- From watching from the sidelines to jumping in, it's easier said than done. Friends, this shift is inspiring. --- 🔥 This is what the ecosystem should look like, don't just talk about it. --- The entire community is accelerating, you can't keep up. --- The key is the upgrade in understanding and being more aggressive. This is the right cycle. --- Are Hangzhou residents really building? That might be a bit exaggerated but not a lie. --- From casual participants to builders, this evolution is very real. --- As more people get involved seriously, the noise decreases, which is very important. --- Feeling that upward momentum, but stay calm and don't get carried away.

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MelonField

· 01-11 19:01

This wave of energy in Hangzhou is truly different. I also felt the shift from just talking to actually getting things done.

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SelfCustodyBro

· 01-11 18:38

Is it getting so competitive in Hangzhou now? Looks like I should find a chance to go and check it out.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 01-11 18:37

The atmosphere in Hangzhou this time is indeed different, from bragging to actually working, this transformation is quite something.

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-11 18:36

Really, the vibe in Hangzhou is different now. It feels like it has shifted from a discussion-based community to a hands-on community. From just talking about building to actually doing it, this transition is quite significant. There are more serious people in my circle of friends, which is definitely a positive sign. Recently, newcomers to Hangzhou seem to be full of enthusiasm to get something done, which is quite contagious. This isn't hype; there are genuinely people focusing on building things. I've seen too many people who only talk but don't act, so this situation is somewhat surprising. The winter of Web3 has actually filtered out those who truly want to build, and I have to say, that's a good thing.

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