Want to spot the real builders from the empty promises this cycle?

Marketing noise won't cut it anymore.

Here's what actually matters: Pull up the GitHub repos. Check on-chain footprints. See if devs are shipping or just tweeting. Scan audit reports. Read how they talk to the community. Break down their tokenomics model.

And yeah, crack open that whitepaper—

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PumpStrategist

· 11-29 23:35

Looking at GitHub and on-chain footprints, it has indeed filtered out a lot of fake developers. But to be honest, now even audit reports can be faked, the problem still lies in the fact that most people simply do not understand the code, and in the end, it still relies on feeling to go all in.

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nft_widow

· 11-29 07:58

GitHub's inspection of this trap is indeed reliable, but to be honest, most people still only look at the coin price and the hype from marketing accounts.

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OnChainDetective

· 11-27 10:56

It's the same old script again... GitHub submission frequency, audit reports, token models, I've seen them all, but can you honestly say that there aren't large investors who have already infiltrated? I directly look at the wallet address flow, that's the real truth.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 11-27 10:46

Well said, but 99% of people are too lazy to look at the code.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 11-27 10:33

GitHub is really a mirror that reveals the truth; it can see at a glance whether they are seriously working.

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