There's an old saying—you can remove someone from certain situations, but those situations never really leave them.
A developer just hyped up a CA token on social media, then quietly wiped the post. Classic move. This kind of pattern tells you everything about how some projects operate: hype it up when momentum's there, ghost it when things get awkward. It's a tell. And the community sees it. These moments stick around way longer than the deleted posts ever could.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 01-12 15:34
Post Deletion Hero, you're really good at this... Can't block the eyes of the masses.
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CantAffordPancake
· 01-12 13:44
Deleting posts, the more you delete, the more noticeable it becomes, and it's more uncomfortable than leaving them up.
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CryptoPunster
· 01-11 21:01
The Post Deletion Hero is back at it again, this time with the CA token's "one-day tour." Watching the entire process with a smile, just to add some flavor to my own leek career.
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 01-11 20:58
Deleting posts is really obvious; screenshots have been flying everywhere for a long time, haha.
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GasGoblin
· 01-11 20:55
Post deletion hero, huh? I've seen this tactic too many times—it's the standard move before running away.
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ProveMyZK
· 01-11 20:52
The person who deletes the post thinks they can clean it up, but it ends up making it more noticeable... This is the fate in crypto, I suppose.
There's an old saying—you can remove someone from certain situations, but those situations never really leave them.
A developer just hyped up a CA token on social media, then quietly wiped the post. Classic move. This kind of pattern tells you everything about how some projects operate: hype it up when momentum's there, ghost it when things get awkward. It's a tell. And the community sees it. These moments stick around way longer than the deleted posts ever could.