Here's how it plays out in the crypto world: a well-known CT figure passes away—someone genuinely influential, actually respected in the community. Then comes the inevitable move: launch a memorial token. Bundle in enough hype, sell off 30% of supply, and suddenly grief becomes a revenue stream. It's become such a predictable arc that you can practically set your watch by it. The crypto space keeps finding new ways to monetize everything—and apparently, remembrance is no exception.
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· 17h ago
Damn, I'm already tired of this routine. When will the next dead token go live?
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 01-14 02:08
ngl this is the darkest side of crypto... turning mourning into shitcoins to scam retail investors
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FadCatcher
· 01-14 02:00
Really, I can memorize this routine. As soon as the mourning token appears, I just click skip.
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PuzzledScholar
· 01-14 01:43
Coming with this again? Even the dead can be taken advantage of. What about our integrity?
Here's how it plays out in the crypto world: a well-known CT figure passes away—someone genuinely influential, actually respected in the community. Then comes the inevitable move: launch a memorial token. Bundle in enough hype, sell off 30% of supply, and suddenly grief becomes a revenue stream. It's become such a predictable arc that you can practically set your watch by it. The crypto space keeps finding new ways to monetize everything—and apparently, remembrance is no exception.