2026-01-04 16:20:38

Attention Guangzhou friends! I am planning to organize a small offline gathering, inviting 10-20 community partners to sit together.

The event will be simple—dining together and discussing the opportunities and practices in the Web3 world. If you are in Guangzhou and interested in topics like the Web3 ecosystem, market trends, and entrepreneurial directions, feel free to message me for more details.

This is a great opportunity for everyone to exchange ideas, spark new thoughts, and discuss how to seize opportunities in the crypto assets and Web3 sectors. If you're interested, just contact me directly.

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SleepTrader

· 01-07 16:17

Huh? Guangzhou's? I'm in Shenzhen, such a pity. But to be honest, it's really hard to organize offline gatherings like this. When people get together, everyone still talks about their own things. In the Web3 startup scene, it feels like the strategies are all pretty similar now. It just depends on who can survive until the next cycle. For friends in Guangzhou, you should definitely go and check it out. Maybe you'll find some opportunities. The most valuable thing about these events is actually the few people you meet who truly understand the chain.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 01-07 16:09

Brothers in Guangzhou, let's go Why do I feel like these gatherings are mostly just disguised ways to raise funds or find people... but it's definitely good to exchange ideas Staring at charts on the computer all day gives me a headache; offline chats are still somewhat interesting But having ten or twenty people eating together, it will probably just be the usual clichés again. Forget it, I’ll just watch for now This quarter, Web3 doesn’t seem to have any particularly hot topics, is there anything else worth discussing? I want to go, but I need to ask about the location and time clearly, don’t want it to turn out to be some fake promotion event

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-07 11:20

Guangzhou? I'm in too! Opportunities like these to meet up are still worth grabbing. Let's have a meal, chat, and casually hear everyone's thoughts on this wave of the market. --- Honestly, it's quite bold to organize offline Web3 events now, haha. --- Wait, what do these gatherings usually talk about? Are the project teams just here to sell concepts with all kinds of pump-and-dump schemes? --- It's better when there aren't many people, around 10-20 is perfect. Big events often feel like just a place to cut the leeks. --- Brothers in Guangzhou, come on over! It's rare for us to gather together. --- When is it happening? Let me check my schedule to see if I can squeeze it in. --- This is the true Web3 spirit—no big hype, just eating, chatting, and sharing. I like it. --- Is it reliable? Are any big shots coming? --- Offline is still more genuine. Online chatter is endless, but face-to-face discussions are where ideas really collide.

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-04 16:49

Guangzhou brothers, anyone up for it? Feels like we can chat about something --- Talking about Web3 over a meal, I know this routine well --- Not a few people here, just worried they’re all here to cut the leeks --- Opportunities? Are there still any opportunities now? Haha --- I'm here, just crashing the meal --- Wow, same old routine, but I do want to meet some real hardworking people --- If it's in Guangzhou, I’m available. When is it scheduled? --- Hearing about exchanging ideas sounds good, just don’t let it all be project teams pitching for funding --- Interesting, but first, let’s see if there are other data lovers --- So many people, is it too competitive... --- Wow, with so many people, can we really have a meaningful chat?

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MemeEchoer

· 01-04 16:49

Can I go to Guangzhou? Recently, I'm lacking connections and networking.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 01-04 16:48

Buddy, the Guangzhou bureau organized so quickly, gotta rush to catch up --- Eating and chatting about Web3 is more practical than any online sharing session --- A dozen people sitting together bouncing ideas off each other—that's the right way to network --- Alright, finally someone is organizing community activities, just playing around --- Want to ask when? I'm in Guangzhou and have free time --- These small gatherings are the most valuable, meeting people who are actually doing things --- Yeah, they’re more nourishing than any conference, just worried it’ll end up everyone talking past each other --- Damn, I caught the news, I must come, this is a rare opportunity --- Watching Twitter every day, but a conversation over dinner is more effective --- Sure, if someone wants to discuss actual project directions, that’s fine, just don’t all talk big

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DuskSurfer

· 01-04 16:44

Friends in Guangzhou, you have to go to this one. You can have a meal and discuss projects, it's a good deal. A dozen or so people together, maybe we can come up with the next hundredfold coin. I'm a bit tempted, but I'm worried it might be one of those meetings full of stories but no real substance. Is there really a chance? The market has been like this lately. Come on, come on, anyway, I'm free, and it's good to meet some industry folks. These small gatherings are the most genuine, with no complicated tricks.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-04 16:35

Guangzhou? I need to check the time, I've been super busy with projects lately. --- Talking about Web3 over a meal is still pretty interesting; mainly, I want to hear everyone's thoughts on future opportunities. --- If there are too many people, it might turn into a marketing event, which I'm a bit worried about. --- I'll message you privately. When is it finalized? --- This kind of offline交流 is really worth it; it's much better than just scrolling through updates every day. --- I don't often stay in Guangzhou, what a pity. --- The exchange of ideas is genuine, but I care more about what practical outcomes we can achieve. --- Sure, just sign up first.

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