Neslie(@Neslie_eth):Fk them haha. If they weren't going to do a TGE, they should've at least tried to sell @AbstractChain to someone who could take it forward instead of shutting everything down. There could've been interested buyers willing to take over and build something out of it. Honestly, this just shows how incompetent the leadership was. People spent thousands of dollars and countless hours farming, only to be left with nothing. The least they could've done was explore other options instead of pulling the plug. What an absolute L.

2026.10.26 12:44

Fk them haha. If they weren't going to do a TGE, they should've at least tried to sell @AbstractChain to someone who could take it forward instead of shutting everything down. There could've been interested buyers willing to take over and build something out of it. Honestly, this just shows how incompetent the leadership was. People spent thousands of dollars and countless hours farming, only to be left with nothing. The least they could've done was explore other options instead of pulling the plug. What an absolute L.

wale.moca 🐳@waleswoosh

2026.10.26 10:28

I don't like the trend of projects shutting down pre-TGE and being seen as somewhat heroic because they didn't extract. It's incredibly disingenuous because people burn thousands, sometimes tens of thousands of dollars farming these airdrops, I know people who are down five figs on Abstract memes or paid high four figs in StandX fees. Not doing a TGE just for the sake of it *can* be heroic, but only if there's adequate compensation for the people who used the products in justified expectations of being rewarded