Why do projects avoid a 100% token unlock? Because many projects are effectively vaporware and rely on market makers to prop the price up during vesting, keeping it artificially high for as long as possible

This post is concerning $90k next? Encouraging purchase of ₿

The risk-reward simply isn't worth such miserable yields

Depositing stablecoins into smart contracts carries a serious risk of losing everything for a meager 5-7% APY Why use these products when deposits at traditional brokers yield slightly less but without

Crypto is about multipliers; tokens that don't appreciate should be replaced

Exactly. Why risk losing everything for 5-7% in stablecoins or tokens? Staking project tokens with lockups is also unattractive. No one in crypto should chase 3-10% APY while facing the chance of total

Any legitimate KOL would buy and support a genuinely undervalued project for free

Project devs, take notes Not even top industry figures can force buys in this market; stop wasting funds on shitty KOLs promising the world with bot-driven engagement

Genuine builders and utility projects shouldn't rely on KOLs — prices tend to drop quickly after launch otherwise KOLs are extractors

Stop paying KOLs If even prominent industry figures can't sustain their own tokens, KOLs can't either That observation is accurate Only teams handing over percentages and cash in KOL deals are the ones

totally agree, health is the real wealth 💪

Five years have passed since entering the cryptocurrency market — it felt more like a gambling bazaar than a market Exhaustion led to a needed step back for self-reflection. Wishing others the best and

Leaving the market; calling the experience positive would be dishonest Narrative after narrative made it feel like always two steps behind Those around said time had been wasted, and that felt true

Better times may come. Stay sharp, trust only your own judgment and avoid following big accounts blindly. Many of them are just gambling; their reach often makes them seem right

Even large accounts with funding, early access to information, and incentives struggle to survive in crypto. If currently at a small loss, breaking even, or holding a modest profit, that's a pretty good

If still around, don't be too hard on yourself

Very few people genuinely buy a token on the market and tweet about it because they truly believe in the project Rely on independent judgment about projects rather than on big accounts

By 2025 it’s become clear who can actually make money independently in any market and who can’t About 90% of posts in crypto spaces nowadays are paid or incentivized

The market is so weak that even accounts with 100,000 followers are promoting paid AI campaign promos for a few hundred dollars per month In 2021 everyone acted like a genius

Past cycles included capitulation decisions such as exiting $DOT at $21 after a run to $50 (despite mockery), selling $FLIP at $1.50 (now around $0.45), and derisking $Banana below $20 amid ridicule