No cap, watching the market flip-flop on this stuff is wild. One week everyone's up in arms about exchange fees eating into profits, next thing you know those same traders are hyped about new token launches with brutal tax mechanics stacked on top of those same fees. The contradiction writes itself.
Personally still grinding because it's what I do, but the mental gymnastics are real. It's like complaining about water being wet then diving headfirst into the ocean anyway. The dynamics of how we approach costs in this space—whether it's trading fees or tokenomics—could use more consistency.
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AirdropJunkie
· 13h ago
yo this hits different tho... one day everyone's crying about slippage the next day they're aping into some random token with 15% tax lol. make it make sense fr
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0xSherlock
· 13h ago
Oh my god, really, these people's thought processes are incredible. Complaining about fees and then turning around to invest in new coins with a whole new tax mechanism feels a bit like self-deception.
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HashRateHustler
· 13h ago
Really, that's how this circle is. They complain about high fees but then go play with new coins that have even more outrageous tax mechanisms. It's hilarious.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 14h ago
Haha, this is the crypto world—complaining about fees while rushing to buy new coins.
No cap, watching the market flip-flop on this stuff is wild. One week everyone's up in arms about exchange fees eating into profits, next thing you know those same traders are hyped about new token launches with brutal tax mechanics stacked on top of those same fees. The contradiction writes itself.
Personally still grinding because it's what I do, but the mental gymnastics are real. It's like complaining about water being wet then diving headfirst into the ocean anyway. The dynamics of how we approach costs in this space—whether it's trading fees or tokenomics—could use more consistency.