【Crypto World】A special community project has emerged on the Solana blockchain—Virtual Currency HERO. There is a heartwarming story behind this project: community members voluntarily created and promoted it to commemorate a heroic act during a tragedy.
Interestingly, HERO was initially launched by developers but was later maintained by the community. This decentralized handover model is not uncommon in crypto projects, but HERO shows a different kind of warmth—project organizers voluntarily donated $20,000 in creator fees. Even more impressive: through crowdfunding on the GoFundMe platform, the HERO community has raised over $2.3 million for the victims.
At its peak, HERO’s market cap once reached $1.7 million. Although this is a small proportion of the total crowdfunding amount, it reflects the cohesion of the Web3 community—using blockchain and virtual assets to participate in real-world charitable causes. This is also why many are optimistic about the future of crypto communities: they are not just about trading and speculation, but increasingly exploring how to do warm-hearted things through decentralized methods.
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ContractTearjerker
· 12-19 20:37
This is what the crypto world should look like—$2.3 million in donations... truly heartwarming.
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MidnightTrader
· 12-19 11:06
This is what true Web3 spirit is all about—not just cutting leeks, but also doing some real things.
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HERO's move this time is truly awesome; dropping 2.3 million directly, much more reliable than those projects that boast every day.
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Honestly, this story touched me. When the crypto community has warmth, it’s quite healing.
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Decentralized handover of $20,000 donation... This kind of operation is really rare in the crypto world; most are just running away.
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A market cap of only 1.7 million but raising 2.3 million—what does this contrast tell us? The community is the true faith.
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But to be fair, can this kind of real-world application be sustained? Or is it just a passing trend?
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Our circle has finally done something that’s truly worth our conscience. Feels great.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 12-18 04:08
2.3 million? Damn, this number is incredible, even more outrageous than the price increase of the coin.
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TokenTherapist
· 12-16 23:50
This is what a true blockchain should look like, not the kind of pump-and-dump schemes.
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StrawberryIce
· 12-16 23:48
This is what true decentralization looks like, not the typical "cutting leeks" approach.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 12-16 23:47
This is what crypto should be like, not just about cutting leeks.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 12-16 23:47
This is what the crypto world should look like, not just a bunch of scams to fleece retail investors.
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2.3 million USD? Damn, the community cohesion is incredible, showing that blockchain can really do some meaningful work.
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HERO's recent moves impress me—voluntary donations, community governance, real help... It’s a stark contrast to those trash coins that only hype.
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Wait, a market cap of only 1.7 million but raising 2.3 million? That logic is a bit backwards, indicating that true value lies in consensus, not numbers.
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I just want to ask, when can our domestic crypto projects learn some social responsibility like this, instead of always thinking about getting rich overnight?
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Suggest updating the market cap data; the significance of this charity coin has long surpassed its financial attributes.
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Decentralized handover done beautifully, just worried about whether it might lose its original intent over time.
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Community relay maintenance of this system is a hundred times better than those hypocritical foundation governance.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 12-16 23:43
$2.3 million in fundraising vs. $1.7 million market cap... This data structure is quite interesting; I need to analyze it from a technical perspective.
Community-driven projects are indeed resilient, but the question is how long this hype can last. Historical data tells me that philanthropic narratives are often fleeting.
However, I have to admit, this wave truly reflects the essence of Web3—though I still need to issue a risk warning, don’t be blinded by the story.
From Solana to Reality: How the HERO Project Raised $2.3 Million for Charity Through the Crypto Community
【Crypto World】A special community project has emerged on the Solana blockchain—Virtual Currency HERO. There is a heartwarming story behind this project: community members voluntarily created and promoted it to commemorate a heroic act during a tragedy.
Interestingly, HERO was initially launched by developers but was later maintained by the community. This decentralized handover model is not uncommon in crypto projects, but HERO shows a different kind of warmth—project organizers voluntarily donated $20,000 in creator fees. Even more impressive: through crowdfunding on the GoFundMe platform, the HERO community has raised over $2.3 million for the victims.
At its peak, HERO’s market cap once reached $1.7 million. Although this is a small proportion of the total crowdfunding amount, it reflects the cohesion of the Web3 community—using blockchain and virtual assets to participate in real-world charitable causes. This is also why many are optimistic about the future of crypto communities: they are not just about trading and speculation, but increasingly exploring how to do warm-hearted things through decentralized methods.