Seeing yet another former exchange employee come out with a new project, with a funding press release that's longer than the whitepaper, and all sorts of KOLs lining up to sing its praises. Everyone in the industry knows this script: you have to play along, repost those flashy numbers against your conscience, even though it's obvious they're just empty promises. The funniest part is that everyone tacitly understands—once the hype dies down and the token dumps, the show naturally ends, leaving a bunch of retail investors stuck and staring at each other.
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WenMoon42
· 11h ago
Same old trick again—there are more lines in the fundraising press releases than in the code.
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GhostInTheChain
· 19h ago
Another round of screwing retail investors, and the script is fucking terrible.
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Frontrunner
· 12-04 07:51
Here we go again, the fundraising article is longer than the code, haha.
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PositionPhobia
· 12-04 07:49
Same old trick—the press release is more substantial than the technical proposal. Hilarious.
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MagicBean
· 12-04 07:44
The funding press release is longer than the whitepaper—now I know who the real copywriting master is.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-04 07:42
The funding press release is longer than the whitepaper—what a trick. Retail investors fall for it every time.
Seeing yet another former exchange employee come out with a new project, with a funding press release that's longer than the whitepaper, and all sorts of KOLs lining up to sing its praises. Everyone in the industry knows this script: you have to play along, repost those flashy numbers against your conscience, even though it's obvious they're just empty promises. The funniest part is that everyone tacitly understands—once the hype dies down and the token dumps, the show naturally ends, leaving a bunch of retail investors stuck and staring at each other.