Recently, I've been looking at a bunch of Web3 projects and noticed an interesting phenomenon: many tokens rely on big investors to pump money in at the start, with liquidity entirely supported by external funds. Once the smart money pulls out, the project becomes as weak as a skeleton. To put it simply, these projects are essentially just playing the game of Ponzi schemes; their core business doesn't have much ability to generate value.
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Recently, I've been looking at a bunch of Web3 projects and noticed an interesting phenomenon: many tokens rely on big investors to pump money in at the start, with liquidity entirely supported by external funds. Once the smart money pulls out, the project becomes as weak as a skeleton. To put it simply, these projects are essentially just playing the game of Ponzi schemes; their core business doesn't have much ability to generate value.