Recently, several projects on the Cookie platform ranking list seem to be in trouble.
I’ve noticed that the three projects displayed on Cookie—‘TEN Protocol’, ‘Antix In’, and ‘Astra Nova’—have all basically run into problems.
The Astra Nova case is especially notable—the token crashed right after launch due to massive sell-offs by the team, while more than 45,000 airdrop participants, private round investors, public participants, and even KOLs were all subject to lock-up restrictions, forced to watch the price collapse without being able to do anything.
With this pattern repeating, shouldn’t Cookie platform reconsider its project screening mechanism?
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12-03 04:00
Huh, is Cookie's filtering mechanism really just for show? Got burned repeatedly.
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Astra Nova's move was insane—the team dumped their own tokens and locked retail investors. Who can handle that?
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Wait, even KOLs are locked? Then there must be something wrong with this platform itself.
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TEN, Antix, Astra Nova... three crashes in a row, that can't be a coincidence.
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I just want to know if Cookie really has no discernment or if there's something else going on.
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45,000 people got dumped on and can't even speak up. This situation is truly frustrating.
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SatsStacking
· 12-03 03:52
Is this Cookie filtering mechanism just for show?
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Astra Nova's move is brilliant, the team is dumping while KOLs watch the drama, hilarious.
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Really? This trick again? Why do I always get burned?
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45,000 people got rekt, don't you think that's a problem?
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This is exactly how Web3 is supposed to be, bro.
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Cookie really needs to do some serious self-examination, one disaster after another.
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SignatureVerifier
· 12-03 03:48
ngl, astra nova's literally textbook rug playbook... team dumps while everyone's vested. insufficient validation by cookie, statistically improbable this happens thrice in a row without systematic failure in their screening protocol.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 12-03 03:46
Here we go again, I've seen this trick way too many times.
Cookie really needs to reflect on this. Once or twice could be a coincidence, but if it happens three times, it's time to change the mechanism.
That move by Astra Nova was truly outrageous—the team dumped tokens while retail investors were locked up. Isn't this textbook-level rugging?
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RetiredMiner
· 12-03 03:40
Cookie really needs to change its filtering mechanism, otherwise it's just a conveyor belt for fleecing newbies.
Recently, several projects on the Cookie platform ranking list seem to be in trouble.
I’ve noticed that the three projects displayed on Cookie—‘TEN Protocol’, ‘Antix In’, and ‘Astra Nova’—have all basically run into problems.
The Astra Nova case is especially notable—the token crashed right after launch due to massive sell-offs by the team, while more than 45,000 airdrop participants, private round investors, public participants, and even KOLs were all subject to lock-up restrictions, forced to watch the price collapse without being able to do anything.
With this pattern repeating, shouldn’t Cookie platform reconsider its project screening mechanism?