Some people say, "What does someone's fake donation have to do with you? Why are you pointing fingers?"

I really don't agree with this logic.

Using disasters as personal branding props and faking donation data—this is not a private matter at all; it's a public issue. What does it harm? The entire trust system of the charity sector. In the future, people who genuinely want to do good will hesitate, and ordinary people who want to donate will think three times before acting.

What's more crucial is that this directly damages the reputation of the crypto community. The industry's trust level is already fragile—pulling a stunt like this only makes it worse. Who would dare trust charity projects in this field anymore?