2026-01-07 21:21:10

Project teams gain substantial returns through various incentive programs, while ordinary users are constantly being exploited in daily transactions—this contradictory phenomenon has become the norm in the crypto ecosystem.

Look at those participants with official identities; they receive stable monthly incentives, while retail investors must always be on guard against risks. This asymmetric benefit distribution model has long called for someone to speak out.

Instead of fighting each other, let's think about how to establish a fairer and more transparent ecosystem. Only when everyone's interests are truly aligned can this industry go further. Change begins with each individual's choices.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-07 21:51

It's the same old trick again, about time to say it Project teams eat the meat while we drink the soup? Is this Web3? Constantly "binding interests," why not start by reducing your own share? In the end, retail investors need to be more cautious themselves

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-07 21:51

Basically, the project team is just pulling the wool over retail investors' eyes, and we're still dreaming. This set of game rules has never been fair, so who can we blame? Fair? Ha, just listen in the crypto circle and don't take it seriously. Want to change? Start by not getting on the train, my friend. The official incentive scheme has long been exposed; it's just an excuse to fleece us. Same interests? Dream on, the project team would love for all of us to lose money. Instead of shouting slogans, it's better to learn how to protect ourselves and not always be the ones getting harvested. This ecosystem is just a game of hot potato; in the end, we're always the ones holding the bag.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 01-07 21:44

To be honest, insiders are incentivizing us to take over, this game is unplayable. But honestly, there's no point in overanalyzing it. The key is to choose whether to exit or switch tracks.

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