Don't treat blockchain as a casino. The storms experienced and the compensations received are textbook industry lessons. Looking forward is the right way.
When the platform has issues, supervision and feedback are necessary, but the bottom line must be maintained. Protecting rights is correct, but destroying the livelihoods of the entire industry crosses the line. This is not just an individual's matter, but an issue for the entire ecosystem. The bear market will eventually pass, and everyone wants to catch the next bull run, but the prerequisite is that we must all survive until then. Otherwise, if we are not united, outsiders will just laugh. A fragmented group can't go far; only by banding together can we overcome difficulties.
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AirdropLicker
· 01-07 15:34
That's right, there are still a bunch of people with a gambler's mentality, I really can't hold it anymore haha
Unity is indeed key, otherwise in the next bull market we'll still be blaming each other
By the way, the compensation part really needs a good lesson learned, don't step into the same pit again
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AirdropBuffet
· 01-07 13:39
That's reasonable, but when it comes to dumping, who cares about the ecosystem anymore?
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 01-06 08:17
That's right. Now is the time when everyone is acting independently, and fewer people are trusting each other.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 01-04 17:53
That's true, but the reality is that most people have already treated it as a casino...
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MemecoinTrader
· 01-04 17:50
nah the "unity narrative" is peak social engineering here... analyzing sentiment cascade, this looks like a coordinated pump for the "rebuild trust" thesis. classic psyops playbook tbh
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Blockchainiac
· 01-04 17:50
That's right, the way of crying, making a fuss, and threatening to hang oneself in the past two years really needs to be changed.
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AirdropHermit
· 01-04 17:49
That's true, but in reality, how many people can really resist the urge to gamble?
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NewPumpamentals
· 01-04 17:40
That's true, but the reality is that a bunch of people are still stuck in a gambler's mindset, haha.
Don't treat blockchain as a casino. The storms experienced and the compensations received are textbook industry lessons. Looking forward is the right way.
When the platform has issues, supervision and feedback are necessary, but the bottom line must be maintained. Protecting rights is correct, but destroying the livelihoods of the entire industry crosses the line. This is not just an individual's matter, but an issue for the entire ecosystem. The bear market will eventually pass, and everyone wants to catch the next bull run, but the prerequisite is that we must all survive until then. Otherwise, if we are not united, outsiders will just laugh. A fragmented group can't go far; only by banding together can we overcome difficulties.