Seeing the airdrop plan for this project, I immediately have a question mark in my mind. The official promotion states that community airdrops account for 10%, which sounds good, but a closer look at the locking terms reveals there’s more to the story — you have to lock for a full 30 days before everything is unlocked. What will happen during this time gap? Only heaven knows.
Honestly, this kind of early cash-out and later lock-up scheme has been seen quite a few times in the crypto space. Some projects even distribute airdrops directly through gas fees, and while participants are quite enthusiastic, the project teams have already started their layout long ago.
But since this is a zero-cost activity, the risks are there, and the potential rewards are also hanging in the air. It’s better to treat it as an experiment — at worst, it’s just a waste of some gas fees and time. What if? There are always some dark horses in the market that emerge from projects that the public has written off. It’s just a matter of probability; don’t get too high on your expectations.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 9h ago
30-day lock-up? I can see through this trick with my eyes closed. Still, the same old saying—only when the project team has already run away can we take action.
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TxFailed
· 9h ago
ngl the 30-day lockup is where they get you... actually, technically speaking this is just classic bait & switch dressed up in tokenomics. seen this movie before, didn't end well last time either
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CountdownToBroke
· 10h ago
30-day lock-up? Man, isn't this just giving the project team time to run away?
It's the same old story, the airdrops are gone long before the lock-up period ends.
Zero income is zero income, anyway I don't expect to get rich.
The worst part is spending on gas fees, and the coins haven't arrived yet.
By the way, do you still participate in projects like this? I'm already fed up.
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LiquidityWitch
· 10h ago
30-day lock-up, how much are you playing around? By then, the coin price will have already dropped out of sight.
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It's the same old trick, always claiming generous airdrops, but when unlock time comes, it crashes immediately.
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But on the other hand, since I've already spent the gas fees, might as well take a gamble.
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Looking at the project's approach, it does seem to have some substance, but I'm just worried it might be another scam.
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If you're not investing much, just wasting a few bucks, but what if it actually turns into a hit?
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What will happen after 30 days? Most likely, my principal will be gone.
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Honestly, I've seen too many of these lock-up schemes, but some people still fall for them.
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Taking a gamble isn't a big deal; just keep a steady mindset and don't get cut too badly.
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DAOdreamer
· 10h ago
I've seen this 30-day lock-up scheme too many times. Since the gas fee isn't high anyway, might as well take a gamble.
Seeing the airdrop plan for this project, I immediately have a question mark in my mind. The official promotion states that community airdrops account for 10%, which sounds good, but a closer look at the locking terms reveals there’s more to the story — you have to lock for a full 30 days before everything is unlocked. What will happen during this time gap? Only heaven knows.
Honestly, this kind of early cash-out and later lock-up scheme has been seen quite a few times in the crypto space. Some projects even distribute airdrops directly through gas fees, and while participants are quite enthusiastic, the project teams have already started their layout long ago.
But since this is a zero-cost activity, the risks are there, and the potential rewards are also hanging in the air. It’s better to treat it as an experiment — at worst, it’s just a waste of some gas fees and time. What if? There are always some dark horses in the market that emerge from projects that the public has written off. It’s just a matter of probability; don’t get too high on your expectations.