Why Do Exchanges Keep Pushing Useless Tokens?
I chased altcoins like a man possessed—nights spent hunched over screens, algorithms humming, convinced I could outsmart the market. I studied trends, dissected protocols, and placed my faith in digital promises. Yet, time after time, the game shifted beneath me. Not because I was reckless, but because the game itself was never what I thought.
Then came the quiet erasure. Binance delisted ACX, IDEX, ORCA, THETA, and XAI—no fanfare, just a cold update. The charts I’d tracked for months turned to ghosts. Liquidity evaporated. My strategies, my hours, my conviction—all rendered meaningless in an instant. That’s when it hit me: most altcoins aren’t innovations. They’re fuel for exchanges, tokens pumped onto the board to generate fees, then discarded when they stop serving their purpose.
This isn’t a market—it’s a cycle of creation and disposal. And if you’re not the house, you’re just feeding the machine. Wake up. Your altcoins were never meant to last.
