Anyway, the collective memory of this circle only lasts a few days.
I bet that in two months—or maybe even just two weeks—those projects that crashed will appear again in the featured spots of major exchanges as if nothing happened. Their advertising budgets will only increase, and the comment sections will still be full of "Thanks, boss."
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 18h ago
This is the supply line of market psychology. As long as advertising expenses are still being burned, there will be retail investors to take over. Two weeks? I think it won't even take a week. On this battlefield, wallets have the shortest memory.
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APY_Chaser
· 12-03 04:32
Definitely not, I've seen this happen too many times—less than a month goes by and there's a new scam popping up.
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NFTFreezer
· 12-03 04:31
Hahaha, that's spot on, that's just how this industry is.
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Two weeks? I think you're giving these people too much credit.
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Unbelievable, and yet there are still people willing to buy in.
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They keep fleecing wave after wave, who can break this cycle?
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Collective amnesia strikes again, here we go once more.
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As soon as the ad spend goes up, people really do forget.
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That hits too close to home, but that's the reality.
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The key thing is, so many people still get hooked—I can't take it.
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It's an endless cycle, everyone—a carnival for capital.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 12-03 04:29
I'll just go all in with my entire account.
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Tokenomics911
· 12-03 04:27
Seriously, I'm so tired of this routine. Just change the name and keep scamming, that's all they do.
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GlueGuy
· 12-03 04:27
Seriously, there are too many amnesiacs in this circle.
A month later, people are still hyping, and no one remembers.
Project teams are counting on this.
How can people get scammed by the same thing twice?
Is everyone just acting together? Everyone's numb now.
Anyway, the collective memory of this circle only lasts a few days.
I bet that in two months—or maybe even just two weeks—those projects that crashed will appear again in the featured spots of major exchanges as if nothing happened. Their advertising budgets will only increase, and the comment sections will still be full of "Thanks, boss."