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> 100% scam
> $500M funding claim already rejected by Pantera Capital’s (Paul)
> i already called this out before
but this time the craziest part is watching CT influencers promote this garbage for jaut pennies moneyy
let me explain everything here:
[attached image of CT creators promoting it]
these creators are baiting people with “free $1000” narratives just to push users into the trap the team already planned from day one
two ways this ends:
1. wallet drain (simple classic move)
2. they convince you to deposit funds on their platform with fake promises of huge returns then disappear from the space overnight
[attached reddit image for more clarity]
and the saddest part?
new people in crypto will trust these influencers because of followers and engagement
don’t take financial advice from shill accounts farming commissions from your losses
your money is YOUR responsibility
first protect it at all costs before chasing fake rewards
and pls stop supporting these types of fake scammers.
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Crypto changed a lot since the days when people were ending tweets with WAGMI.
Back then it still felt like the regular guy had a real chance too. You did not need some insane edge, a perfect network, or founder level access to make decent money. Sometimes conviction alone was enough if you were early and believed in the right thing.
Now it feels much harder.
The game gets sharper every year, and the best players keep getting better at extracting more of the money.
I cannot point to one exact moment, but somewhere around 2023 I started feeling that the landscape was not the same anymore.
The mindset shifted.
It stopped feeling like people were investing in altcoins for the long run and started feeling much more like people were just trading them tactically.
Holding periods compressed hard. What used to be months turned into weeks, and sometimes even days.
A lot of the old advice started breaking with it.
The whole “buy low, hold, and wait for the cycle” mindset feels much weaker when the real goal becomes avoiding being the last believer still holding the token while everyone else already left.
That is probably one of the biggest changes.
The market did not just get harder.
It got less patient.