🎭 Crypto Theater: The Great Show of Temporary Tokens
On a stage where each token is a "revolutionary startup" and each whitepaper a piece of creative fiction, we have the investors: protagonists of the show... until they are no longer.
You enter, excited, putting your money into that project with a futuristic logo and a name in Latin — they promise quick, medium, long returns... and maybe even financial reincarnation.
But then comes the plot twist: the token was just a front company. Not to return capital. But to... transfer! To where? To a "brother," "parent," or "mirror" project — one that no one knows who founded, but mysteriously has unlimited liquidity.
You, of course, were a "contributor." A "member of the ecosystem." Until the company decides your role is over. And then what do you do? You go to trading. After all, every disillusioned holder's dream is to become autonomous on the 5-minute chart.
At first, it works! Profits pop up, you even say you "quit your corporate job." But soon the coordinated pumps appear, the surgical dumps, and the market shows you who's in charge. Spoiler: it's not you.
In the end, the cycle closes. The token disappears, the project rebrands, the community resets, and the dirt goes — guess what? — under the digital rug, covered by a new PDF whitepaper and a new ICO full of dreams. 🎪
🧠 To reflect:
Beware of tokens that use the community as disguised venture capital. Not every whitepaper is a contract, and not every "collaboration" is valued in the end.
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