2026-01-20 01:23:44

Seeing the $40k transfer arrangement for a certain project, it's really a bit ironic. They claim to be launching a promotional campaign, but their strategy is to directly harm their most loyal users—those who are truly participating on the platform and holding tokens. What were they thinking?

A project's promotional activities should attract new users and reward existing ones, but instead, they are engaging in actions that hurt the core community. No wonder everyone is complaining. This kind of contradictory decision-making logic is probably hard to gain the support of token holders.

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DegenDreamer

· 2h ago

After playing Web3 for so long, this is the first time I've seen such outrageous operations. Throwing 40k and still hurting the old community, truly incredible. --- Is this project trying to kill itself? Damaging token holders to "promote," what's the logic? --- No... what are they thinking? The most loyal users are actually being scammed. What kind of mindset is this? --- It's a classic case of shooting oneself in the foot. Not to mention the token holders, I can't even watch anymore. --- Promised promotional activities ended up harming the old users? No wonder everyone is criticizing, anyone would complain. --- Throwing 40k promotional expenses to hurt the core community... how outrageous must this decision be to come up with?

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FlashLoanLord

· 2h ago

Putting in 40k and ending up screwing over your own people? That's truly incredible. How absurd does a team have to be to come up with this? --- Using community trust to pull this kind of stunt, and still have the nerve to call it promotion... --- I really can't understand this logic. Playing like this with a new project isn't suicide? --- Core token holders get screwed, who would dare to take over later... LOL --- Using $40k to hurt old users, does this team want to kill the project? --- It's ridiculous. Instead of attracting newcomers, they end up alienating the elders first. What kind of logic is this? --- This is the real rug pull, just a slow-motion version. --- I really want to hear how they justify this... --- It's a classic case of double standards, offending both sides in the end.

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PerpetualLonger

· 2h ago

Damn, throwing 40k into this place? Isn't this a suicidal move? I really... I'm still holding on. I'm starting to can't take it anymore but I absolutely won't sell. I just think this logic is ridiculous—scamming others and scamming your own people, what's that about? Here we go again, the project team really doesn't understand the community. Hurting the token holders is hurting themselves! Where's the promised return plan? Instead, they pull this stunt. Should I keep adding to my position? I'm crying. This kind of operation is definitely a bearish conspiracy. They just want to see retail investors sell at a loss. I won't fall for it!

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