2026-01-13 16:32:50

The new project just launched and attracted a lot of attention, but this routine looks a bit familiar. Remember that previous project? It was quite popular in the early days, but what happened? Low market cap, and the story was quite outrageous. How risky are these types of projects? Honestly, it all comes down to two points: team strength and business implementation. If these two are not solid, no matter how appealing the concept is, it can easily fade away. There are too many examples like this in the market, so investors need to keep their eyes open.

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RugResistant

· 01-13 17:02

It's the same old trick, really every year. Watching people jump in because of the hype, just wait to get burned. Is the team reliable? Is the business really there? Without these two, it's just an air coin, period. Honestly, it's always the same. When a new project launches, the story is super fancy, just waiting for a crash. One word, run. Wait a bit more to see the data, don't be fooled by the hype. Is there anything real that can be done? If not, it's just storytelling, wake up.

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PhantomMiner

· 01-13 16:50

It's the same old trick. First, check if the team has real skills; if not, it's just an air coin.

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-13 16:48

It's the same old trick... I calculated the on-chain interaction frequency of the team address, and it's basically copying and pasting the script from the previous project. No matter how fancy the concept is, without real business data support, it's all pointless.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 01-13 16:45

Here we go again, I've been through this. Low market cap + Bitcoin, this trick was already rotten in 2018, why are people still falling for it now.

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