2026-01-10 18:33:36

Be cautious of project collaboration invitations. An offer that sounds good—"Let's work together, profit split 50-50, you can even get 60%"—just listen to it and move on. How do truly reliable project teams and experienced creators speak? Avoid this kind of cooperation; it's an attempt to extract value from you. Real opportunities are found by yourself, not by waiting for a pie to be handed to you.

Another reality is that liquidity providers participating in this ecosystem are essentially here to make money. Everyone has their own interests, which isn't a bad thing, but you need to recognize this. Don't expect anyone to be selfless. Before making decisions in this ecosystem, ask yourself: what is the other party's incentive mechanism, and how much can they earn from it?

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BakedCatFanboy

· 27m ago

Good grief, someone else trying to lure me into a trap with sweet talk. There’s no such thing as a free lunch, really. This ecosystem is just about everyone getting what they need; no one should pretend otherwise. The 50-50 split and 60-40 schemes are just tricks to deceive newcomers. Be wary of those "opportunities" that come knocking on your door—they often carry the highest opportunity cost. That’s right, first see how they make money, then decide whether to join.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 12h ago

A free lunch? Wake up, that's a trap. Fifty-fifty, 60%? That old line is tired; I've seen too many. Off-topic, just asking—are there really people in this ecosystem who genuinely cooperate... Only by understanding the利益关系 can you survive. Don't expect surprises to fall from the sky; finding your own opportunities is more reliable. Everyone is calculating their gains, including yourself. This is the true portrayal of Web3—there's nothing to hide.

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ForumLurker

· 13h ago

I've heard this 50/50 or 60% pitch too many times. Honestly, it's just to exploit your influence for free. The pie others hand over might look tempting, but once you bite, you'll find it's all a trap. Making money is fine, but you need to understand the other party's true incentive mechanism; otherwise, you'll get cut off.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 13h ago

ngl those "50-50 splits" are literally just price deviation arbitrage wrapped in friendly language... they're extracting your liquidity dynamics and calling it partnership lmao

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