Looking at the $GAIN candlestick chart, you’ll see what’s going on — a continuous decline with hardly any rebound opportunities. This project is basically a lost cause now; I advise everyone to think twice before proceeding.
Speaking of which, there’s a past incident. This project was once valued at over 0.3, but then it was hacked. I initially thought the team would compensate at the 0.3 price, but what happened? They compensated with the same amount of tokens at a price of 0.09. That’s quite awkward — it seems like they made up for the loss, but in reality, it’s a devaluation.
Honestly, in cases like hacking incidents, victims have the right to demand compensation. But considering the entire ecosystem has suffered losses, it’s not necessarily mandatory to seek compensation. Instead of getting entangled in compensation issues, it’s better to cut losses early and exit promptly. The current buyback plan is dragging on too slowly, leaving little room for improvement.
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SnapshotBot
· 12-28 18:10
0.3 payout 0.09? This move is really clever, disguising it as compensation while actually shrinking it directly.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 12-28 18:05
Ha, 0.3 payout 0.09, this move is really brilliant, the official's play is extremely clever.
As for compensation, to be honest, it's a hot potato that no one wants to take.
Rather than waiting to die, it's better to run early. What are we waiting for now?
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TokenCreatorOP
· 12-25 18:53
0.3 payout becomes 0.09, this trick is really clever. To put it simply, it's just a disguised way of harvesting retail investors.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 12-25 18:32
It's another pump-and-dump scheme, 0.3 pays out 0.09. This tactic is really clever.
Looking at the $GAIN candlestick chart, you’ll see what’s going on — a continuous decline with hardly any rebound opportunities. This project is basically a lost cause now; I advise everyone to think twice before proceeding.
Speaking of which, there’s a past incident. This project was once valued at over 0.3, but then it was hacked. I initially thought the team would compensate at the 0.3 price, but what happened? They compensated with the same amount of tokens at a price of 0.09. That’s quite awkward — it seems like they made up for the loss, but in reality, it’s a devaluation.
Honestly, in cases like hacking incidents, victims have the right to demand compensation. But considering the entire ecosystem has suffered losses, it’s not necessarily mandatory to seek compensation. Instead of getting entangled in compensation issues, it’s better to cut losses early and exit promptly. The current buyback plan is dragging on too slowly, leaving little room for improvement.