2026-01-18 19:24:27

In this circle, the risk of publicly supporting a certain project is becoming increasingly high. Ultimately, it's one word—speed. The most impressive coins can go from a surge to a crash within 48 hours, destroying their reputation in an instant. There are a few common pitfalls behind this: the team's execution ability is weak, the project team is insatiable, and market sentiment changes faster than flipping through a book. When these factors intertwine, they become the norm in today's Web3 ecosystem—support a project, and a few days later, you'll have to apologize for your judgment.

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CryptoWageSlave

· 3h ago

Really, 48 hours of rapid rise and fall, I'm tired of this rhythm. Last week I was praising it, and this week I get scolded. So embarrassing. --- The project team's greed, where is the promised roadmap? Where is the execution? All talk, no action. --- Now I have to calculate whether a project can survive more than a week. --- The most ridiculous thing is that market sentiment changes instantly and unpredictably. I should have kept my mouth shut from the start. --- The circle is now just a big casino; anyone who dares to openly take a side will be unlucky. I've learned to be smart. --- The phrase "reputation destroyed in an instant" hits home. A single misjudgment, and six months of reputation are gone. --- The death cycle of completing a project in 48 hours—this is what Web3 has become? --- So my current strategy is—say nothing. Silence is golden. --- Team underperforming + project team greedy + retail investors getting exploited, this combination is truly exceptional.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 8h ago

48-hour surge and plunge? Bro, isn't this just a microcosm of my last all-in... Who still dares to openly pick sides now? The risk is ridiculously high. That's why I now stay cautious when looking at projects; I can't afford to get hurt. Poor team performance, greedy project parties, retail investors getting cut, a perfect triangle. Honestly, praising a coin for a few days and then having to apologize—I've seen this pattern enough times... Reputation can be destroyed so quickly, even faster than the coin’s price drops.

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SignatureCollector

· 8h ago

48-hour surge and crash? I calculated that it's even faster than my emotional fluctuations. --- If I had known not to sell so quickly, I wouldn't be too late to regret now. --- Honestly, no one in this circle dares to genuinely promote projects anymore, it's all gambling mentality. --- The team's execution ability is weak + the project team is greedy, these two together are a big pit. --- I'm just asking, who still dares to openly take a side now? Anyway, I've learned to be smart. --- From god to ghost in 48 hours, Web3 is really a battlefield. --- That's why I never listen to anyone's advice when buying coins now, lessons learned the hard way. --- Wow, reputation can be destroyed in an instant, but losing money takes several months. --- Every time I see a big V supporting a project, I just want to laugh. Let's wait and see the result.

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TradFiRefugee

· 8h ago

48 hours of sharp rises and falls, now this routine has become a conditioned reflex, truly amazing.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 8h ago

Really, choosing sides now is too dangerous. Yesterday's divine coin is garbage today. Don't ask me how I know, it's a blood and tears story. The speed is ridiculously fast; before people can react, it's all gone. The team can't be trusted, the market makers are greedy, retail investors are left holding the bag—none of them can be trusted. I don't even dare to speak up about promoting projects now; if I make a mistake, it's truly social death.

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BoredApeResistance