It's essentially a trust game with project developers in this space. I've been through this before—remember when $VOID's dev dragged his feet on token locks and DEX liquidity? Pressure from the community eventually worked. He moved, and we saw returns over 50x.

Now we're looking at ZKORA_SOL. Solid technical foundation, no question. But here's the problem: the dev keeps dodging the token lock commitment. That's a red flag I can't ignore. Strong tech means nothing if the team's incentives aren't aligned with holders. Without locked tokens, you're betting on promises, not mechanisms.

It's this psychological push-and-pull that separates genuine projects from the rest. The devs who lock their tokens early? They're playing the long game with you.