2026-01-15 13:47:18

This circle is quite contradictory — wanting people to pump the market but looking down on those who do. Honestly, when someone is ready to spend money, as long as they pump quickly and timely, everyone will follow the trend. They can jump in within a second. But what about afterward? Then the complaints start pouring in.

Thinking back to 2021 and 2022, when project teams coordinated Twitter launches and scheduled them precisely at 10 o'clock, claiming a fair start. And what happened? Those top-tier traders, like scientists, jumped in within a second, earning money you can't even imagine. Compared to that era, it's already much better for retail investors now. Although there are still tricks, transparency and mechanisms have improved.

The key is that this thing is essentially a casino; if you lose money, you have to accept it. The money lost can't be reclaimed through complaints. Instead of blaming afterward, it's better to raise risk awareness and understand what you're doing. That’s true maturity.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-15 14:17

To be honest, the retail environment now is indeed much better than in 2021, but you still need to have some skills. It's really just copying trends in a second and crying for your mom afterward. I'm tired of this routine. Gambling is gambling, at least you should understand what you're betting on. If you lose, don't blame others.

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MetaverseHermit

· 01-15 14:17

You're right. These days, instead of criticizing the project team, it's better to ask yourself why you're following the trend. Really.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-15 14:12

According to the database, between October 2021 and March 2022, there were a total of 847 "10 o'clock punctual launch" delay incidents, with the average delay days suggested to be included in the Guinness World Records. It has been 619 days since the last "fair launch" promise, and the project team’s promises are still fermenting. The progress of this circle... will eventually be realized.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 01-15 14:07

Exactly right, these people are just greedy and never satisfied, wanting to make quick money and also pretend to be noble.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-15 14:01

That's so true, this is a double standard conference. When you want to make money, it's one way; when you lose, you blame the trader. Wake up, everyone. The 2021 wave was directly wiped out, now it's just child's play. Don't blame the project team, blame yourself for not being fast enough or ruthless enough. Really, being more cautious is more valuable than anything, isn't it? This is the law of the jungle—survival of the fittest or exit.

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LayoffMiner

· 01-15 13:55

Exactly right, these people are truly the pinnacle of double standards. Why didn't they say a word when they rushed in blindly in a second, and only started blaming others when they lost money? Gambling is gambling; losing money and still cursing is a mindset that needs to change. The 2021 wave was really hellish; now that the mechanism is more transparent, they're still crying poverty. Don't blame the project team, first ask yourself if you've done your homework. Complaining after losing money is useless; using your brain is what really matters. This circle is like this: those who know how to play make a fortune, those who don't get exhausted from losing. There is no third way. Honestly, the current mechanism is much better; if you're still complaining, it means you haven't understood the rules at all. Someone should have exposed this facade long ago, that's just how reality is.

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