2026-01-10 23:22:33

Joining forces on some token sales? Yeah, sounds good until it doesn't. Here's what people run into:

You drop $200, thinking everything's solid. Then—blocked. Just like that.

Or the project pops off, returns looking clean, but your partner ghosts you and disappears.

Worse case? After collecting funds and confirming everything's locked in, they send back your $200 and vanish anyway.

Keep in mind: $200 is real money to most people. Not everyone has deep pockets. This stuff matters. When collaborating on token launches or group ventures, do your homework on who you're working with. Trust, but verify.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 01-12 17:17

Cooperating to create tokens? Ha, it's all the same old trick in the end. I've seen too many $200 investments go down the drain, and it's really frustrating.

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