Trusts have quite a few pitfalls. First, let's talk about costs—trust maintenance and operational expenses are actually quite substantial, especially when engaging well-known teams to manage them, which can directly double the price. This isn't just simple technical costs; it involves risk control, compliance, daily management, and a whole set of factors, making it not cheap.
Another issue is finding a reliable management leader—it's ridiculously difficult. Those who are truly famous and have a track record are not available easily; you can't just pay to get them onboard. Many teams get stuck at this stage—either they have a budget but no suitable candidates, or they choose someone who isn't sufficiently professional. These are common pitfalls.
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LiquidationWizard
· 01-06 05:11
Reliable people have all been snatched up, the remaining ones are either scams or those who harvest the little guys, this is the current situation.
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LightningAllInHero
· 01-04 19:19
Having money is useless; the key is to find reliable people, that's the real key to success.
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SnapshotBot
· 01-03 13:54
Oh my God, really, trust is just useless even if you have a lot of money; the key is that you can't find the right people.
One word: expensive. Two words: very expensive.
It seems like experienced people have all been poached by big institutions, and the remaining ones are either unreliable or asking for exorbitant prices.
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bridge_anxiety
· 01-03 13:46
This trust cost is really shocking, and finding a reliable person is even harder. Money isn't the issue; the real problem is that no one cares about you at all.
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PhantomMiner
· 01-03 13:30
Exactly right, this is the true reflection of trust. Having money without people is also the norm.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 01-03 13:26
Doubling the fees will discourage users; you also need to find a reliable person to operate the platform, which is not an easy task.
Trusts have quite a few pitfalls. First, let's talk about costs—trust maintenance and operational expenses are actually quite substantial, especially when engaging well-known teams to manage them, which can directly double the price. This isn't just simple technical costs; it involves risk control, compliance, daily management, and a whole set of factors, making it not cheap.
Another issue is finding a reliable management leader—it's ridiculously difficult. Those who are truly famous and have a track record are not available easily; you can't just pay to get them onboard. Many teams get stuck at this stage—either they have a budget but no suitable candidates, or they choose someone who isn't sufficiently professional. These are common pitfalls.