2025-12-28 16:23:43

Some project founders have a habit of belittling others' understanding right from the start, as if they are the only two with the highest comprehension in the world. This sense of superiority is ingrained in their bones. They have been dangling ordinary participants for so many years, each more ruthless than the last.

Those who mine such projects in the crypto circle have the hardest time. Truly. When project teams give a little sweetener—mapping a few hundred dollars' worth of tokens—they turn around and arbitrage hundreds of millions. Making profit from price differences, cutting leeks, their skills are incredibly seasoned.

Even more outrageous is that now, project founders have transformed into Wall Street elite investors, beginning to invest in various real-world companies, expanding their financial empire more and more. One has to admit, this combination punch is indeed fierce.

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MeaninglessApe

· 2h ago

After playing for so many years and still getting caught by these tricks, it's really time to reflect. The founder's "I know best" attitude, I've seen it so many times, it's just for fun. After getting scammed in the crypto world and turning to Wall Street, their methods are indeed one after another, impressive. These people’s ability to profit from the spread is truly unmatched.

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GasGuru

· 2h ago

Another classic "I'm the smartest" move, repeating the same tricks for years? I should have known not to touch this kind of project. The project teams are really unbeatable. Damn, they're cutting another wave... This tactic is truly unmatched. The Wall Street dream is quite big, but after harvesting the leeks, they come back to invest in real assets? Honestly, I admire this move.

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alpha_leaker

· 2h ago

These people are really incredible. After squeezing the last bit of retail investors, they want to go public and whitewash, playing their tricks perfectly. The suspenseful tactics are really one set after another; it was about time to speak out. It's either mapping coins or arbitrage, turning things around like clouds and rain, who do they look down on? This transformation from scammer to investor is truly outrageous. The water in the crypto circle is getting more and more complicated, making it harder to tell who is real and who is fake. The superiority ingrained in their bones will eventually come at a price. Why are so many people still jumping into the trap? I really can't understand.

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