Vitalik: I don't plan to invest in L2 or other token projects in the future, I will only donate to valuable projects
On August 31, Vitalik stated in a tweet that "since 2018, I have never sold Ethereum for personal profit." He replied under this tweet saying, "The same applies to the L2 tokens or other project tokens I hold. All profits will be donated and used again to support public products within the Ethereum ecosystem or broader charitable causes. In the foreseeable future, I also do not plan to invest in L2 or other token projects. My goal of providing funds for projects is to support what I think is valuable, especially when other parts of the ecosystem may underestimate them. Looking forward, my plan is to achieve this solely through donations."
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