There's a phenomenon worth discussing. Recently, I've noticed that some project teams' operational tactics are indeed problematic.

They quietly launch trading without syncing plans or communicating progress. When the token price doesn't perform well, they start blaming KOLs and the community. Even more outrageous, some project teams hint that they must find someone to take over before releasing tokens, which is really problematic.

Community partners came out to clarify: our cooperation is within the scope of promotion and marketing, and we are not responsible for forced pump-and-dump calls. Their words are quite honest. As a result, they were ironically criticized by the project team, who said "making a prostitute stand upright."

This kind of logic is a bit over the line. Traditional industries also emphasize basic integrity, and Web3 should be even clearer about boundaries. Project teams need to invest, the community needs to trust, and both sides must follow the rules. No one should unilaterally shift blame or use moral coercion.