@MrDegenWolf@jxkewl222 Because of what you have done. Because the MC of base:0x73ac2806c40ab4741ea7a35b7328aca957755ba3 is close to zero. Because whatever you tweet, claim or shout, base:0x73ac2806c40ab4741ea7a35b7328aca957755ba3 is trach with MC below 200K.
You just told the truth. This guy @MrDegenWolf and his fucking friends called Dave rugged the community while claiming they are against the CABAL. They dumped the base:0x73ac2806c40ab4741ea7a35b7328aca957755ba3 to ape in $DRB. Don't trust a word of them, base:0x73ac2806c40ab4741ea7a35b7328aca957755ba3 is a scam and they only take money from the community from base:0x73ac2806c40ab4741ea7a35b7328aca957755ba3.
Grok says the following:
@Kylechasse@eyezenhour@Nikzad1111David
1. Two Different Payouts.
Token price = retail liquidity.
Company sale = traditional exit.
The proceeds from the second went to the owners. The losses from the first were left for token holders to bear.
2. As Long as the Chart Held Up, They Kept Extracting Value.
Profit-Collector → Klemmer Wallet → USDC transferred to Binance.
Bot clusters, the MEXC route (~22% of the total supply). This is not “vesting for the community.” This is cashing out before the market collapses.
3. The Treasury Was Never Reserved for Token Holders.
200 million tokens transferred into the multisig wallet, 75 million withdrawn in multiple tranches, and 125 million still remaining.
That is a reserve of assets, not a commitment to the community.
4. After the Deal, Talking About $BLOCK No Longer Serves Their Interests.
Promoters and operations teams now stand to benefit from AIFC, Orthogonal, and the next big narrative.
Every statement about $BLOCK could create potential liability for a product that was never delivered.
That explains the silence and the deliberate distancing.
5. Deception Does Not Require a Master Plan to “Rug on Day X.”
Sometimes, all it takes is aggressive promotion, minimal development, extracting cash internally, selling the company, and abandoning the token.
For token holders, the outcome is exactly the same.
The Bottom Line:
They deceived the people who trusted them.
They sold a company alongside a compelling narrative. The token was an integral part of that narrative and the liquidity behind it.
Once the company had secured its sale price, $BLOCK was no longer their concern.
But for the community that invested its hard-earned money, the consequences remain very real.