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Everyone must have sold, right? It's basically certain that Titan won't pump anymore. A project team that can go crazy just because one or two retail investors speak the truth, can they get things done?
Reason:
1. If the community is thriving and positive news keeps coming, but Titan is not rising and instead falling, it is highly likely that the project team is cooperating with the good news to dump the tokens, as they are eager to cash out due to having absorbed a large amount of chips during the initial pump.
2. The project team has established a new king, Slor. Why not continue using the previous slor? Because there are too many external chips underwater, they are unwilling to absorb from the secondary market anymore, only needing to complete the switch at less than one-tenth of the price, while conveniently replacing Titan, this "stepson," to support the biological son, Slor. Some say that developing a public chain costs tens of millions of dollars; in fact, it does not require that much. Given the current trading volume of the community, especially since it is built on the EVM chain, tens of thousands of dollars is sufficient.
The above content is all nonsense I said, and you're right to argue. Anyway, I'm already out of the car.
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