The terrifying moment at dawn: When I received 1,250 Huma airdrops, I thought I hit the jackpot, calculating that with an opening price of $140, I could buy a Porsche.

But when I flipped to the internal community documents, I found that the Discord freeloaders had taken away 32,000 tokens, and my hairs stood on end!

This is a classic death script in the crypto world:

1. The project party madly distributes four times the circulating supply to the freeloaders.

2. The exchange's spot market opens at its peak.

3. The community army collectively hits the nuclear button.

A life-and-death race in 15 minutes: Watching the real-time on-chain data where the freeloading addresses are crazily recharging, I cleared out at $138 despite the transaction fees, and five minutes later the coin price plummeted to $23, turning my "gold bricks" into "bricks".

The worst off are those brothers waiting for the opening; their orders hadn’t even been filled before they lost 80% of their principal.

Now, reflecting back, it’s terrifying: The DC community just surpassed 10,000 members yet distributed a massive airdrop, which is clearly a trap set for the unwary.

Even more ironic, the project party is still shouting "value consensus" on Twitter, while in reality, they are staging a "leek uprising".

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