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This cycle has been brutal. Old strategies don't work, and your favorite coin doesn't take off overnight. Even top projects struggle after TGE because, let's be real, if a token doesn't pump, no one cares.
1. Liquidity Mining - Projects simply flood the market with tokens as "incentives", creating endless selling pressure. If the team treats the token as a throwaway dummy, why should investors do any different?
2. Unnecessary airdrops - most airdrops reward people who are completely uninterested in the life of the project, who immediately dump tokens into the order book, which leads to a collapse in prices and a lack of real interaction.
3. High FDV, Low Supply - Tokens are launched at inflated valuations, with most of the supply locked in. Once unlocking begins, early investors dump money into retail, killing the momentum for the price.
4. No real store of value - If your token doesn't provide revenue sharing, doesn't provide real value, or there's no real demand for it, why would anyone hold it? 0 reply
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Respect Bybit!
The $1.46 billion Bybit hack is wild, and not just because it's the biggest hack since Mt. Gox, but also because of how it happened
“Ben and the Bybit team responded extremely quickly, engaging with partners and, most importantly, customers.
Within 30 minutes of the hack going public, Ben was on X - not just posting updates, but running a live stream to break it all down.
– People rushed to withdraw their assets
– Compared to Mt. Gox (where communication has lagged and losses have been constant for years), Bybit's response is decisive.
The $1.46 billion loss, while huge, did not cripple operations at all, showing that its risk management strategy had withstood extreme pressure.
– What's even more surprising and cool is that Binance and Bitget lent Bybit a large amount of ETH to increase liquidity, showing support between competitors (which is rare in our industry, but everyone wins when trust is maintained) 0 reply
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