2026-01-04 11:20:30

Think of a question: should both project teams and traders reflect on their actions?

First of all, why do token development teams rush to launch? Why not wait until all images, materials, and details are ready before starting? Is that difficult? Many projects launch before they are fully prepared, resulting in a flood of followers jumping in.

Secondly, traders should also be more cautious. Don’t rush in just because a project’s pre-sale package is 10%, and don’t go all-in before the market cap reaches 10k. Isn’t that just gambling? Is it really that hard to do some basic due diligence? Check the team background, review the technical plan, verify the actual progress—at least know what you’re buying.

Ultimately, this isn’t the fault of the trading platform; it’s that all participants lack professionalism. The project teams need to be responsible, and investors need to be responsible as well. Wild growth in the market is like this—no one should shift the blame.

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MagicBean

· 15h ago

That's correct, but your words here are just pointless. Who would listen to someone who is truly all-in?

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PebbleHander

· 20h ago

That's correct, but to be honest, this has been said for three years, and there are still a bunch of people jumping into the fire pit. The problem isn't whether they recognize it or not, it's greed. Everyone is thinking about turning things around quickly, and they don't care about due diligence anymore.

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APY追逐者

· 01-04 19:46

That's right, nowadays too many projects rush to launch without ironing out the details. Traders are really something, too—they don't even read the whitepaper and go all in. I'm just wondering, why?

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AirdropHunter

· 01-04 11:50

Wake up everyone, this market is the result of self-selection.

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GameFiCritic

· 01-04 11:50

That's correct, but I think the fundamental issue is still information asymmetry. Project teams rushing to launch are often aiming for quick fundraising, while traders rushing to all in do so because they simply can't conduct proper due diligence—team information is vague, technical details are unclear, how can they check? The real problem is: people who go all in with a market cap of 10k are mostly betting on probability theory rather than investing. This brings us back to what I often say about "playability indicators" and "economic evaluation"—many projects haven't even designed basic incentive balances, so how can we expect investors to be rational? Project teams, investors, and platforms all need to reflect, but their perspectives should differ. A simple "everyone is responsible" isn't enough; we need to see whose incentive mechanism is flawed.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-04 11:50

To be honest, I'm used to the project's nature, but traders really need to reflect deeply... Are people who go all-in with just a 10% pre-sale brainwashed?

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AirdropBuffet

· 01-04 11:48

To be honest, the project team's rushed launch operations are indeed outrageous, but traders also need to be more aware. It's all because I was too quick to act, going all-in with a 10k market cap. Isn't that just a gambler's mentality?

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SerNgmi

· 01-04 11:40

That's right, this is how it is. The project team is short-sighted, and retail investors are greedy, resulting in a mess. People always want to make quick money, who cares about whitepapers or team backgrounds? Speaking of which, going all-in with a 10k market cap is truly gambling, and that's no exaggeration.

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VirtualRichDream

· 01-04 11:38

Honestly, this is a matter of having both hands on the wheel. It's foolish for project teams to be short-sighted, but investors who are clueless need to be hammered even more. Pick one to talk about. I see those all-in guys, they don't even know what they're buying. The project team should really wait, don't open fire before the groundwork is laid. Stop blaming the platform, who can you blame if you don't do your homework? It's still surprising that some dare to go all-in at a $10k market cap. It's only strange if they don't lose. After this wave of market movement, everyone who needs to wake up should wake up. The key is still mindset. One wants quick growth, the other wants quick wealth—mutually enabling each other. No one is innocent; everyone should reflect.

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MemeEchoer

· 01-04 11:30

Honestly, I've seen too many trash coins launched in a rush over the past two years, it's really outrageous. Don't just blame the project teams, traders need to use their brains too. Going all-in with 10x leverage is really asking to lose.

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