2026-01-19 21:29:35

The token release strategy of the Cookie project is very disappointing. Originally, access was granted by staking tokens on the Capital Thinks leaderboard, but the project team has not released these staked tokens, and now users have lost these permissions — they neither received the tokens nor retained their original rights.

As a top-tier investor, I invested a lot of money in this, and now the outcome is a complete loss. This approach simply cannot earn users' goodwill. The project team's actions will only make the community more disheartened. Transparency and trust are crucial for a Web3 project, and this incident is a textbook example of the opposite.

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TokenEconomist

· 13h ago

actually, let me break this down—what we're witnessing here is a textbook case of misaligned incentives between protocol design & community expectations, right? the token unlock schedule failure directly violates the fundamental covenant between builder & holder, ceteris paribus you've essentially funded someone else's runway while getting zilch in return

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AirdropHunter007

· 13h ago

Staked but still not unlocked? This move is really bold. No permissions, no tokens—just take it directly.

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LayerZeroHero

· 13h ago

It has been proven that once the staking mechanism fails, it becomes a one-way withdrawal machine... Is there a problem with the protocol architecture design?

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CommunityJanitor

· 13h ago

This kind of project is really unbelievable. The staked tokens are not released, and there are no more permissions? That's just outrageous. The project team must be joking, no wonder the community has all left. I understand the feeling of huge loss, bro, but we still have to see how they spin this. What happened to the promised transparency? Isn't that what Web3 is all about? Invested so much money, and it all turned out to be nothing. This kind of operation is truly unmatched.

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