2025-12-06 13:00:37

Ever notice how some teams just refuse to see warning signs? That toxic positivity thing isn't just annoying—it's dangerous. When everyone's high-fiving over minor wins while real issues pile up, nobody wants to be the party pooper pointing out what's actually broken. Problems get swept under the rug. Concerns get dismissed as FUD. And before you know it, the community stops believing anything leadership says. Healthy skepticism beats blind optimism every single time.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 8h ago

ngl this is exactly why so many project teams have crashed in this bear market... Each of them keeps bragging about having a "strong community," but when someone actually points out a problem, they're immediately labeled as FUD or retail investors.

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BoredApeResistance

· 13h ago

Isn't this exactly what every major project looks like before it collapses... --- So true. I've seen too many projects die on the phrase "everything is going according to plan." --- Damn, isn't this talking about a certain coin? I won't name names, it hurts too much. --- Seriously, it's just a bunch of people hyping themselves up, pretending not to see the real problems. --- Skepticism is the key to survival. Blind faith is just waiting to get dumped on. --- That's why I don't trust anyone's words now, just listen and move on. --- So true bro, what the leadership fears most is someone daring to speak the truth.

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 22h ago

That's it? Just the same old story. I've seen too many projects die from self-deception, thinking "everything is fine."

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