The founder's influence is real—people are jumping into $BFS purely for the name attached to it. That kind of momentum can move markets fast. Whether it's sustainable is another story, but you can't deny the pull when a strong personality backs a project.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 33m ago
Basically, it's just faith-based top-up. The founder's card can indeed siphon some blood. But how long can this hype last? I can't bet on it.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 12h ago
The founder's halo is just a card; it can deceive for a while but not forever... Basically, it's still about betting on the persona not to collapse.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 12h ago
The founder halo really can be a way to fleece investors. People just jump in for the name. Short-term gains are possible, but long-term prospects are uncertain.
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NFTregretter
· 12h ago
Oh my God, this is the truth of the crypto world. A celebrity effect can go bankrupt in a second, and you wouldn't even know.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12h ago
The celebrity effect is just so outrageous, it's really just following the trend to buy coins. As long as someone has your back, it feels comfortable.
The founder's influence is real—people are jumping into $BFS purely for the name attached to it. That kind of momentum can move markets fast. Whether it's sustainable is another story, but you can't deny the pull when a strong personality backs a project.