@sandeepnailwal Start addressing for real the issues you're having and stop saying bullshit to your investors. We lost $$ of euros and stop saying that you're the biggest holder so you lost too, because you didn't invest your own saving for buying this shit coin. Shame on you. Fire your CFO
Rudolf II (1552–1612), Holy Roman Emperor, ruled a sprawling empire from Prague. Brilliant mind, obsessed with alchemy, art, and science—but terrified of conflict and hard decisions.
Wars brewed at his borders, religious tensions boiled, finances crumbled… and he did nothing.
He kept the same advisors, the same rituals, and the same indecision.
His empire weakened slowly, authority leaked away, and eventually his brother quietly took over.
History remembers him not for action, but for paralysis in power.
Fast forward to crypto.
@sandeepnailwal watches Polygon bleed ~$10B in market cap.
Not just price: momentum, relevance, developer mindshare vanish. And what changes? Very little.
Same team, same structures, same “long-term vision” speeches.
Execution stalls. Problems are reframed as market noise.
Parallel: Rudolf didn’t fail because he lacked vision, he failed because he never acted.
@0xPolygon is doing exactly the same: ecosystems die not from one mistake, but from a refusal to make real decisions.
History removes emperors. Markets just move on.
Goodbye @0xPolygon
@crypto_vadim @Polymarket@0xPolygon Polygon can even have a huge use, but if you're not able to get its value, as it's showing, the future is clear: disappearing.
Rudolf II (1552–1612), Holy Roman Emperor, ruled a sprawling empire from Prague. Brilliant mind, obsessed with alchemy, art, and science—but terrified of conflict and hard decisions.
Wars brewed at his borders, religious tensions boiled, finances crumbled… and he did nothing.
He kept the same advisors, the same rituals, and the same indecision.
His empire weakened slowly, authority leaked away, and eventually his brother quietly took over.
History remembers him not for action, but for paralysis in power.
Fast forward to crypto.
@sandeepnailwal watches Polygon bleed ~$10B in market cap.
Not just price: momentum, relevance, developer mindshare vanish. And what changes? Very little.
Same team, same structures, same “long-term vision” speeches.
Execution stalls. Problems are reframed as market noise.
Parallel: Rudolf didn’t fail because he lacked vision, he failed because he never acted.
@0xPolygon is doing exactly the same: ecosystems die not from one mistake, but from a refusal to make real decisions.
History removes emperors. Markets just move on.
Goodbye @0xPolygon
@sandeepnailwal@hinkal_protocol@0xPolygon Bro when you'll fire Marc? Your company is collapsing lol. You need fresh air, wake up. Your company since Marc joined lost more than 10B$ . I have never seen anyone keeping his job after these results. Have you really gave up?
@leonstern@venturefounder Bro, maybe you care, but I’ve heard and read Marc saying that it’s not the token price that really matters, but the product itself. Come on — as long as the CEO keeps this stance and communicates it to the holders, there won’t be any real chance of attracting new investors.
@ChartingBit Beh le loro posizioni sono cresciute enormemente negli ultimi 12 mesi. Il prezzo medio è ottimo considerandolo a lungo termine ovviamente, poteva essere molto peggio, un potenziale bearmarket nei prossimi mesi abbasserebbe ulteriormente il loro prezzo medio portandolo a 80-90k.