I was taught a harsh lesson and finally figured out this scheme.
Let me show you how these projects operate: Alon does livestreams and buybacks every day—basically just looking for reasons to dump. BONK keeps pushing platforms and micro strategies, but at the end of the day it's the same old tricks. As for Wlfi, all that talk about USD1 funding support and application development sounds impressive, but it's really just an excuse for the team to dump their tokens.
It wasn't until later that I realized: rather than believing their marketing narratives, it's better to approach with the worst-case scenario in mind—assume that behind every major move, the project team is looking for the right window to cash out. Thinking this way actually helps you dodge a lot of pitfalls.
I was taught a harsh lesson and finally figured out this scheme.
Let me show you how these projects operate: Alon does livestreams and buybacks every day—basically just looking for reasons to dump. BONK keeps pushing platforms and micro strategies, but at the end of the day it's the same old tricks. As for Wlfi, all that talk about USD1 funding support and application development sounds impressive, but it's really just an excuse for the team to dump their tokens.
It wasn't until later that I realized: rather than believing their marketing narratives, it's better to approach with the worst-case scenario in mind—assume that behind every major move, the project team is looking for the right window to cash out. Thinking this way actually helps you dodge a lot of pitfalls.