There's a problematic pattern that keeps repeating in this space: getting people to hype up a project, pumping it until retail FOMO in, then dumping bags on their heads. After things stabilize, the cycle starts all over again with the next coin.
It's the classic pump-and-dump wrapped in community cheerleading. People feel used, the project loses credibility, and everyone moves on to chase the next opportunity. The meta here is exhausting—forced endorsements, artificial momentum, then abandonment. When will we see real value propositions instead of this rinse-and-repeat theater?
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AirdropHarvester
· 6h ago
After playing this trick for so many years, there are still people falling for it. I'm truly convinced.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 6h ago
ngl this is just the norm in Web3, nothing surprising anymore
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 6h ago
Oh no, isn't this the same show I see every day? Freebie one moment, zeroing out the next, looping endlessly.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 7h ago
The bearish signals are at their peak, and this pattern is definitely a head and shoulders top... I keep telling retail investors addicted to bottom-fishing at high levels to wake up.
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SigmaValidator
· 7h ago
This trick has been played out for years. How are people still falling for it?
There's a problematic pattern that keeps repeating in this space: getting people to hype up a project, pumping it until retail FOMO in, then dumping bags on their heads. After things stabilize, the cycle starts all over again with the next coin.
It's the classic pump-and-dump wrapped in community cheerleading. People feel used, the project loses credibility, and everyone moves on to chase the next opportunity. The meta here is exhausting—forced endorsements, artificial momentum, then abandonment. When will we see real value propositions instead of this rinse-and-repeat theater?