BoxMrChen

I think I've discovered something. The projects being launched now are all abandoning the community and turning to the leaders.
The community can easily be treated as data to be discarded.

I won't say much more, but I think that after spending so much money on something, you end up airdropping me this little bit of garbage. What happened to the promised quantity? What about the distribution ratio? Are the rules changeable at will?

To turn around and give a huge share of gifts just to flatter your exchange, treating us early supporters like dogs?

@heyibinance Can you please manage these projects? At first, they treat users as treasures, but once they establish a relationship with Bian, they kick users aside like dogs. Is there really a need for such projects to go on Bian? Is it really reasonable for the core of a project not to be with the users but to be with the token? Does it make sense for such a token to be listed?

I worked hard to build a project for so long, and in the end, is it not better for alpha users to just move a little?

To put it bluntly, these project parties still need a father to discipline them. After users have been treated like grandsons for so long, they have now truly become grandsons.

I demand that these project parties refund the things I originally purchased. If they can't deliver on their promised rights, then they shouldn't make promises. Is it still somewhat human to go back on your word like this?

I think I've discovered something: the projects being released now are all abandoning the community and turning to face the leaders.
The community can easily be discarded as data.

I'm not saying much, but I think spending so much money on something only for you to airdrop me this bit of garbage, where's the promised quantity? Where's the allocation ratio? The rules can just be changed at will?

Turning around to flatter your exchange, directly giving out huge gift packages, treating us early supporters like dogs?

@heyibinance Can you manage these projects? In the beginning, they treat users like treasures, but once they get into good relations with Bian, they kick users aside like dogs. Is there really a need for such projects to go on Bian? Is it really reasonable for a project's core to be in tokens instead of users? Does it have any meaning for such tokens to go up?

I’ve worked hard to build a project for so long, yet in the end, it’s not even as good as an alpha user just moving their fingers.

To put it bluntly, these project parties still need a father to manage them; users have been treated like grandchildren for so long that they’ve now truly become grandchildren.

I demand these project parties refund me for what I originally purchased; if you don’t want the rights, then don’t make promises. Is it still somewhat human to go back on your word now?