Another day, another token launch that reeks of the same old playbook. You'd think people would catch on by now—these self-proclaimed crypto millionaires aren't building ecosystems, they're running exit strategies disguised as opportunities.
The pattern's getting boring: hype up a project, watch retail pile in, then pull liquidity while the token bleeds out. It's not even subtle anymore. Yet somehow, the same crowd keeps falling for it.
Maybe it's time to ask why anyone still takes these serial launchers seriously. The track record speaks louder than the marketing ever could.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 17h ago
According to research, the failure rate data of these types of projects is actually worth investigating. From a technical architecture perspective, most tokens lack a real economic model support, essentially becoming a Ponzi structure - this has been reflected in multiple research reports in 2023.
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WagmiWarrior
· 17h ago
ngl this trap really should be everywhere, it's amazing that some people still fall for it.
Another day, another token launch that reeks of the same old playbook. You'd think people would catch on by now—these self-proclaimed crypto millionaires aren't building ecosystems, they're running exit strategies disguised as opportunities.
The pattern's getting boring: hype up a project, watch retail pile in, then pull liquidity while the token bleeds out. It's not even subtle anymore. Yet somehow, the same crowd keeps falling for it.
Maybe it's time to ask why anyone still takes these serial launchers seriously. The track record speaks louder than the marketing ever could.