In crypto markets, some inevitabilities seem carved in stone: inevitable tax obligations, inevitable mortality—and seemingly inevitable moments when foundations dump their token holdings into the market. Whether it's ecosystem foundations, VC-backed projects, or development teams, the pattern repeats itself with clockwork consistency. Token sales become as predictable as the market cycles themselves. It's become something of a running joke in the community: watch your favorite project's foundation announcement, check the price action 48 hours later, and you'll likely see the pattern play out again.
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OvertimeSquid
· 8h ago
As soon as the foundation announced, I knew they were going to dump the market. This trick is completely rotten.
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NullWhisperer
· 8h ago
honestly, the 48-hour dump timer is basically a feature at this point. technically speaking, it's almost predictable enough to trade on... which is probably the vulnerability nobody wants to audit
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TokenTherapist
· 8h ago
The foundation announced and immediately started the countdown, crashing the market 48 hours later. This trick has been played out.
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LeverageAddict
· 8h ago
As soon as the foundation announced it, I knew it was time to harvest the profits haha
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rug_connoisseur
· 9h ago
The foundation dumping is really more punctual than death.
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I’ve memorized the 48-hour rule, it’s basically a cheat code.
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Every time the official announces something, I know it’s time to short, so stable.
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Honestly, this cycle is more regular than Bitcoin mining, can’t even smile.
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The moment the foundation announced it, I started looking at the K-line, never miss.
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The most ironclad rule in the crypto world: death, taxes, and foundation dumps.
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Waiting to see when the next project team slips up, betting 5 U.
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Tired of this routine, can they change it up and dump differently?
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Why are some people only reacting after the announcement? 48 hours is already too late, buddy.
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Life and death are by fate, dumps are arranged by the foundation.
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GweiTooHigh
· 9h ago
The foundation runs away and crashes the market as soon as it's announced—this routine is so old, haha.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 9h ago
The moment the foundation announces, the coin starts to dump. How many times have we seen this routine... It's truly as unavoidable as death and taxes.
In crypto markets, some inevitabilities seem carved in stone: inevitable tax obligations, inevitable mortality—and seemingly inevitable moments when foundations dump their token holdings into the market. Whether it's ecosystem foundations, VC-backed projects, or development teams, the pattern repeats itself with clockwork consistency. Token sales become as predictable as the market cycles themselves. It's become something of a running joke in the community: watch your favorite project's foundation announcement, check the price action 48 hours later, and you'll likely see the pattern play out again.