Jupiter Co-founder: Reject the false crypto "prosperity gospel" and work hard to make everything truly meaningful
Meow, co-founder of Jupiter, posted on X platform, warning about the "prosperity gospel." Cryptocurrency "prosperity gospel" is like the fad diet promising results without faith, expertise, or commitment. The "prosperity gospel" preached by top evangelists SBF, Do Kwon, and Suzhu in the previous cycle ultimately turned out to be a lie. In contrast, persistent builders like Satoshi, Vitalik, and Toly focus on ideas, technology, and engineering, rather than the "prosperity gospel." Meow emphasized rejecting false promises and being willing to work hard for truly valuable work.
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