You may have noticed my profile picture has changed a bit; that's right, I joined them—the FAIR3 community. What is the FAIR3 Community? It's a fair experiment on the BNB Chain. FAIR3 Community stands for "FAIR FOR FREE" and originated from a meme coin, but its core philosophy is quite hardcore: to use "fairness" as a banner to combat injustices in both the real and digital worlds through blockchain technology. In March 2025, the community voted to migrate the project from Solana to BNB Chain to reduce transaction costs and attract more ordinary users to participate. After the cross-chain migration, FAIR3's market cap skyrocketed from about $5 million to $30 million, with the market casting a vote of confidence with real money. Today, FAIR3 has become a community-driven force on the BNB Chain, dedicated to building a decentralized and transparent ecosystem that allows both creators and users to benefit from a fair environment. I first learned about $FAIR3 during the "JD Delivery Incident." At that time, JD had just launched its delivery service, providing social security and housing funds for full-time delivery riders, which clearly showed they wanted to do something meaningful. However, other platforms immediately retaliated by banning those riders from taking orders, blatantly suppressing them. Just when I thought it was another incident that no one would manage, the FAIR3 community stepped up—encouraging netizens to order delivery from JD and share their order screenshots. As long as they provided a BSC address, they could receive a reward of 333 $FAIR3 tokens, first come, first served, limited to 500. This was FAIR3 effectively picking up the tab for users, supporting those who speak for fairness! I was quite shocked that a Web3 project could bring the concept of "fairness" into reality. Many people said that at that moment, they felt they were not fighting alone, but had the entire FAIR3 community behind them. That feeling, to be honest, is too rare in Web3. So I started to learn more about this project and found out that FAIR3 originally existed on the SOL chain, and later the community's CTO @oviswang led the migration to BSC, aiming to lower the barriers and make technology more transparent, truly bringing both creators and ordinary users into the Web3 ecosystem. At first, I just observed the community, but the more I watched, the more engrossed I became. To be honest, in the current Web3 circle, who hasn't been scammed before? Who hasn't experienced the despair of their rights being ignored? Last week during the AMA, @BTCBTC_Q said something that resonated with me: "In the future, we can compile user reports weekly and expose those ridiculous projects that are messing things up, so they don't pollute Web3. We have the community's influence and can stand up to speak. The projects we endorse are the ones everyone can feel safe participating in; if problems arise, we at Fair3 will help everyone defend their rights." Isn't this exactly what we've always wanted in Web3? Whether it's being scammed or oppressed by platforms, FAIR3 aims to be the group that stands up for you. Although fairness and transparency in Web3 still have a long way to go, at least Fair3 has been working hard towards this goal. So if you've also been scammed, fallen into traps, or fought alone, welcome to Fair3; our team is strong: @cryptocishanjia @silverfang88 @BTCBTC_Q @Mirro7777 @i0ybz0 @WanQiu_wed3 Let's do something different together. Speak for retail investors, support creators, and add a touch of fairness and hope to Web3. We are not saviors, but we want to be the group behind you. Let's Fair3 together. Currently, the community is implementing an ambassador recruitment plan (everyone is welcome).