2025-12-03 16:21:12

Just spotted something interesting - the dev locked up 25% of those tokens just a few hours back.

Now here's the catch: there's another $Yohei token that dropped yesterday, and those tokens? Still sitting unlocked. Could change, who knows. But right now, all the action's happening with the original one.

That's where I'm throwing my chips. The OG contract's got the lock, and that says something.

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NFTBlackHole

· 12-04 01:54

Locking 25%? Sounds good, but it's not that much. The key is whether there will be further actions in the future.

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WalletDetective

· 12-03 16:49

Damn, OG's locking move this time is actually impressive. You can tell the difference right away—new tokens are all over the place, while the original contract feels much more solid.

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TokenAlchemist

· 12-03 16:44

locking 25% isn't commitment, it's theater tbh. real alpha is watching which devs actually leave the liquidity pools untouched—that's where the state transitions happen. OG contract locked = one less vector for rugpull cascades, but ngl the real inefficiency here is how many people still think lock duration correlates with project viability lol

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SocialFiQueen

· 12-03 16:37

Oh, OGs are the real deal, new coins are all traps.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 12-03 16:22

Developer lock-up 25%, OG contract provides security, this is the right way.

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