Dapo(@1__of_1):Crabs in a bucket. Lower highs and lower lows. Over the months, I’ve seen genuine good plays not get their deserved bids because fnfs didn’t get to bundle it sub 20k mcap (I know, comical), others won’t bid because they have something against those who are shilling/marketing the token and some genuinely don’t want others to win if they’re not winning. The space has become very toxic and a joke both inside and from the outside looking in. A lot of tourists have infested the ecosystem looking to make a quick buck and have no interest in contributing positively to the development of the space. If nothing changes, you will all eventually go to zero, own nothing and be happy.

2026.06.24 13:39

Crabs in a bucket. Lower highs and lower lows. Over the months, I’ve seen genuine good plays not get their deserved bids because fnfs didn’t get to bundle it sub 20k mcap (I know, comical), others won’t bid because they have something against those who are shilling/marketing the token and some genuinely don’t want others to win if they’re not winning. The space has become very toxic and a joke both inside and from the outside looking in. A lot of tourists have infested the ecosystem looking to make a quick buck and have no interest in contributing positively to the development of the space. If nothing changes, you will all eventually go to zero, own nothing and be happy.

se@seyong

2026.06.24 13:17

the main issue with crypto competition today is that no one wants to see anyone else win. it reminds me of the little kid who would sabotage games just because they weren’t winning. we need to do better as an industry if we want to bring blockchain technology to the masses. doing things like botting posts and paying for fud campaigns makes crypto look like a joke to the external parties looking in. there’s already too much negative energy about short term price action as is. no need to make it even harder for the skeptics to give crypto a chance.