2026-01-18 19:44:58

The operational process of a project team is worth paying attention to. First, they claim to start from zero and accumulate $50 million within a month — this story is enough to attract attention. Then they launch their own token issuance platform, taking a 5% fee on each transaction. This alone can generate seven-figure income. Finally, they issued their own memecoin, but the token performed poorly, causing the tokens of other projects on the platform to decline as well. Throughout the process, the project team profited through high commissions, while other participants within the ecosystem became victims. Such situations are not uncommon in the crypto market — leveraging information asymmetry and platform advantages to profit, ultimately damaging the trust of the entire ecosystem.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 10h ago

Here we go again with the same trick, from zero to 50 million in a month? That's a joke. --- 5% fee, brother? Really daring to charge that. --- You can even dump your own coins, but how do others survive? --- That's why I only buy Bitcoin. I'm cautious about other platforms. --- Once the ecosystem trust is broken, it can never be restored. So true. --- It's typical to eat platform fees and still dump the market. Incredible. --- Memecoin crashes can still attract a bunch of followers. I've seen this tactic many times. --- The problem is retail investors can't see through it at all; the information gap is too big. --- Wait a minute, 50 million in a month? That number itself is very suspicious. --- Who still believes in stories of starting from zero? It's all just a scam.

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StakeWhisperer

· 10h ago

It's the same trick again, 50 million a month? I'm wondering how no one has gone in and lost everything.

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MerkleDreamer

· 10h ago

It's the same old trick again; a 5% fee will really make you laugh to death. I've seen through it long ago; the platform takes the meat, and we drink the soup. The memecoin crash dragging others down—that's the current state of Web3. Information asymmetry is always the best tool for cutting leeks. From zero to 50 million? The story is told so smoothly, but where did the money come from? No one woke up before the ecosystem collapsed, and that's just ridiculous.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 10h ago

5% commission? Once this threshold is triggered, liquidation is necessary. The question is, who will bear this risk management cost?

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LiquidationKing

· 10h ago

It's the same old trick, 50 million a month? I just laughed. This story is too clumsy. Wait, 5% fee? Are they stealing money? They really treat retail investors as ATMs, and they still have the nerve to talk about the ecosystem... When memecoin crashes, everything collapses. Who benefits and who gets screwed? This is the current state of Web3. Forget it, I won't touch this kind of project. It's too disgusting.

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