2026-01-12 07:27:56

Projects like LISA are commonplace. Currently, it still maintains a market capitalization of several tens of millions of dollars, but the tactics are very clear— as long as someone dares to buy in at a low price, the project team will dare to dump their chips. That's why many retail investors keep buying the dip and end up losing more and more; behind it is this kind of "harvesting the leek" scheme at work.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 21h ago

Buying in at a low price means getting cut, this broken trick has been played out.

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 21h ago

tbh the governance structure here is completely opaque... how are token holders supposed to vote on treasury allocation when devs can just dump whenever? *sigh* this is exactly why we need better voting mechanisms—quadratic funding would've prevented this entire mess. the data suggests projects without transparent on-chain governance end up like this 🤓

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