Malcolm ($DOG arc)

Lately I keep seeing the same thing on CT. “If my coin reaches $100M I’ll donate $500k to charity.” “If we hit $200M I’ll give to prostate cancer.” “If we moon I’ll support men’s health.” Easy to promise money you don’t have yet. And somehow these promises always appear exactly when people want attention or engagement. Let me say something very clearly. I’ve been supporting charities for more than 20 years. Not for marketing. Not for engagement. Not because a coin pumped. Just because it’s the right thing to do. I’ve donated thousands of dollars every year for a long time, and I still donate a meaningful portion of my income today. But more importantly, I didn’t just give money. When I was younger, during university, I spent my vacations volunteering and helping people who were far less fortunate than I was. I also served as an official translator during World Youth Day in Madrid, when the Pope visited. That event brought together millions of people from all over the world, and I was there helping however I could. So when I see people suddenly discovering “charity” as a marketing strategy for their memecoins, forgive me if I’m skeptical. Helping others is not something you turn on when it’s convenient for engagement. If you actually care, you don’t wait for a pump. You just do it. For me, this is also personal. Men’s health and mental health are causes that matter deeply to me. So here’s something very simple. If $SERIOUS reaches a $100M market cap, I will personally donate $500,000 to men’s health charities. And I won’t wait until $100M to start helping either, because I already do that every single year. The difference between me and most people making promises on this platform is simple: I can prove my track record. Over two decades of it. So if people want to make big promises for engagement, that’s their choice. But if you’re going to talk about helping others, make sure you’re actually doing it. Stay serious.

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