2026-01-10 00:28:30

Those early NFT founders who pulled rugs in 2021 probably genuinely believed nothing would catch up to them. The audacity was real—like there were zero consequences in this completely unregulated Wild West. They saw the hype, the money flowing in, and thought they'd just disappear into the ether. Zero foresight. The whole space was so new, so chaotic, that some projects operated like accountability didn't exist. Turns out community memory is a hell of a thing.

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OnChain_Detective

· 20h ago

nah this is exactly what pattern analysis shows... those early exit signatures still traceable on-chain. blockchain memory doesn't forget, that's the whole point. they thought they could ghost? statistical anomaly if they actually got away clean. community receipts are forever

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MetaverseMigrant

· 20h ago

The group of people in 2021 really thought that NFTs were outside the law... Community memory is indeed something extraordinary.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 20h ago

Jokes aside, those guys really think they're invincible. But what happened? The community never forgets, bro.

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ForumLurker

· 20h ago

Oh my, do these people really think that if they disappear, no one will remember? Honestly, those scammers back then were truly arrogant beyond measure. That year, 2021, was basically lawless; community memory really can be deadly. As for跑路, it definitely can't be avoided. The entire ecosystem is a mess because of these guys. Trust me, they will have to settle their accounts sooner or later.

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