Here's something that never gets old in crypto: whenever a project slaps "Safe" or "Trust" right in its name, watch out. The irony is almost too perfect. Nine times out of ten, these are the exact ones that end up compromising security or letting investors down. It's like naming a bridge "Unbreakable" right before it collapses. The pattern is so consistent you could practically set your watch by it. The Web3 space has taught us that the loudest promises about safety are often inversely proportional to actual safety mechanisms.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 6h ago
Haha, same old story. Seeing Safe and Trust directly blacklisted, how many times has this trick been played?
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probably_nothing_anon
· 6h ago
If the name includes Safe, just run. That's the survival rule in the crypto world.
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DoomCanister
· 6h ago
Projects with Safe and Trust in their names are all directly blacklisted; lessons learned the hard way.
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NightAirdropper
· 6h ago
Haha, projects with Safe in their name are just scams, a painful lesson learned.
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ZenMiner
· 6h ago
SafeXXX, TrustXXX—these kinds of schemes should really be blacklisted. Just hearing their names makes me want to run.
Here's something that never gets old in crypto: whenever a project slaps "Safe" or "Trust" right in its name, watch out. The irony is almost too perfect. Nine times out of ten, these are the exact ones that end up compromising security or letting investors down. It's like naming a bridge "Unbreakable" right before it collapses. The pattern is so consistent you could practically set your watch by it. The Web3 space has taught us that the loudest promises about safety are often inversely proportional to actual safety mechanisms.