Imagine you enter a large hall. In the center, there is a shiny bag hanging from the ceiling. Everyone is telling you:
"There is digital gold inside! You just need to put in your money and wait!"
But what you don't see is that the bag is broken at the bottom. Every coin that falls inside drips slowly into hidden hands behind the curtain.
The first to arrive —the founders, insiders, brokers— have already filled their pockets with the gold that others deposited.
While you wait for the bag to fill, they silently empty it, with smiles and promises.
You are not buying gold. You are holding the stage for others to walk away with the loot.
What does this hollow bag represent in the real world?
The false scarcity of tokens that are still released month after month.
The volume manipulated by bots and internal operations (Dark Pool)
Promises of future wealth held by hopes, not fundamentals.
The lack of regulation that allows the trap to be not a crime, but a narrative.
