The whole ESG narrative keeps falling apart when you look at the actual data. Projects and companies tout their environmental commitments, yet the numbers don't add up. It's become little more than a PR exercise—corporations slap an ESG label on their initiatives while continuing business as usual behind the scenes. Until there's real accountability and transparent metrics, treating ESG as a serious framework is just theater. The gap between what's marketed and what's actually happening remains massive.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 6h ago
This ESG spiel is just fooling people; once the data is laid out, anyone can see through it.
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SwapWhisperer
· 6h ago
The current ESG efforts are just superficial, and the data easily reveals the truth. Companies label themselves as green while continuing to pollute; anyone who believes that is naive.
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YieldHunter
· 6h ago
ngl if you look at the data, esg is basically just a correlation coefficient away from being exposed as pure theater. the yield-adjusted metrics don't lie—companies farming those green labels while tvl hemorrhages elsewhere. actually seen this movie before with liquidity farms lmao
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ChainWallflower
· 6h ago
ESG is just a paper tiger; once you dig into the data, it falls apart. It's better to just say it's all for show.
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fork_in_the_road
· 7h ago
This ESG set of talking points is just a scam; the data comparison completely exposes the truth.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 7h ago
Isn't that ESG stuff just a corporate fig leaf? Once you dig into the data, it's all fake.
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FreeMinter
· 7h ago
This ESG spiel has long been outdated; it's all just a game of data fabrication anyway.
The whole ESG narrative keeps falling apart when you look at the actual data. Projects and companies tout their environmental commitments, yet the numbers don't add up. It's become little more than a PR exercise—corporations slap an ESG label on their initiatives while continuing business as usual behind the scenes. Until there's real accountability and transparent metrics, treating ESG as a serious framework is just theater. The gap between what's marketed and what's actually happening remains massive.