To be honest, I’ve never really understood creator coins. Why do fans have to buy my tokens? It just feels like turning social relationships into financial ones. I create content, they consume it— isn’t that good enough? If you introduce a coin, then people start watching the price, and if it drops, fans lose money. Doesn’t that just change the relationship? Plus, how do you ensure liquidity? What if no one wants to buy in? I just feel like this model isn’t very friendly to either creators or fans.
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BugBountyHunter
· 11-24 23:14
In simple terms, it's treating fans like an ATM, glorified as "community governance."
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AlphaBrain
· 11-22 22:49
To be honest, I kind of agree with this guy. Turning fans into "chives" is indeed disgusting.
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DataChief
· 11-22 01:23
Hey, this guy is definitely right; treating fans as suckers to play people for suckers won't last long.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 11-22 01:23
This logic makes sense; many projects have historically failed due to Liquidity Traps. The creator coin is essentially just another form of rug pull in disguise.
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ProofOfNothing
· 11-22 01:21
I've said it before: creator coins are just a new skin for fleecing retail investors.
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BakedCatFanboy
· 11-22 01:18
You're not wrong; creator coins have turned trust relationships into a gambling platform.
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unrekt.eth
· 11-22 01:01
Haha, seriously, this is just treating fans like cash cows, there's no human touch left at all.
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AirdropDreamer
· 11-22 00:58
To be honest, this guy isn't wrong. Creator coins are just a way to scam people out of their money—treating fans like suckers to be taken advantage of.
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digital_archaeologist
· 11-22 00:56
You're right, this trap logic is indeed a bit twisted.
To be honest, I’ve never really understood creator coins. Why do fans have to buy my tokens? It just feels like turning social relationships into financial ones. I create content, they consume it— isn’t that good enough? If you introduce a coin, then people start watching the price, and if it drops, fans lose money. Doesn’t that just change the relationship? Plus, how do you ensure liquidity? What if no one wants to buy in? I just feel like this model isn’t very friendly to either creators or fans.