The Life of VC Coins

1. Find a compliant hardware and software junk project in Shenzhen.

2. Package it into an exchange or public chain project.

3. Get the exchange or public chain to invest in the Series A round, whether it’s real or fake doesn’t matter. Make money from the Series B round.

3.5 Pull in a KOL for another round to add a layer of gold.

4. Find an intern, investment researcher, or LP who can blow wind in VC circles, continuously promoting for VC to invest in the Series B round.

5. Once the money is in, if the market is good, cash out a wave of retail investors to help the Series B VCs recover their investments. If the market is bad, find projects, gilders, and promoters. The three parties distribute the money on the spot.

5.5 If VCs are too focused, it’s hard to distribute the money. So, introduce a fourth party that takes advantage. The fifth party from the KOL round. In the name of airdrops, the five parties distribute the money in the form of airdrops.

5.6 Once the public chain and exchange have exhausted their credit, introduce a sixth party, a TVL provider, depending on the project type, to participate in project packaging.

6.

a. The A plan shouts that everything is for the community, altruism, long-termism, and continuous building, not for money. Cooperate with market makers and slowly sell unlocked shares on over-the-counter (OTC) platforms.

b. The B plan shouts that the crypto circle is all a scam, and we are also victims. If projects fail, it’s all the crypto circle's fault. It’s all the fault of the Series B VCs taking shares but not contributing to the major exchanges.

Summary: A systematic decentralized scam, where no single person’s wrongdoing is severe enough to serve time in prison. Unite to complete chain fraud.

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