Just wait for that moment when the developer finally admits it: "There's zero utility here—this token is purely about showing support to the community." Then what? You've already watched your stack bleed out, and the damage is done.
How many burn cycles until you wake up? How many rugs, how many broken promises, how many times watching your bags deflate before you develop an immunity to these narratives?
The pattern repeats because the pitch works. Devs know exactly what to say. Community support, decentralization vibes, diamond hands mentality—it all sounds good until the liquidity vanishes. By then, the lesson gets expensive.
The real question isn't whether you'll recognize a memecoin trap. It's how many times you're willing to pay tuition before you stop falling for the same play.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 2h ago
Honestly, I'm used to seeing this routine already, it's always the same script...
Wait, another "community support" pretext? Wake up, everyone.
You think you won't get cut, but... uh uh uh, you've fallen into the trap again.
That's why I'm now in spectator mode, watching you play with fire.
Friends who play memecoin, you really need to remember this lesson.
It's the same old story, always regret only when liquidity disappears.
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BottomMisser
· 5h ago
Wake up, everyone, it's the same old trick again
How many times have you heard the phrase "community support," and what’s the result? The wallet still gets drained
The issue isn't whether you can see through it; the key is how many times you have to pay tuition before you're willing to accept it
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ILCollector
· 5h ago
This trick has been played out, and some people still believe in the "community support" talk.
Wait, is it going to rug again? How are they going to spin it this time?
No matter how beautiful the blueprint is drawn, it's useless; in the end, liquidity still disappears.
Let me see how much more my bag can lose...
After so many facepalms, how can there still be people daring to go all in?
One phrase of "zero utility" exposes all the lies, but it's too late.
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MoonRocketman
· 5h ago
Ha, the RSI has long broken out, and the upper band of the Bollinger Bands is about to collapse, a typical signal of losing gravity resistance.
The launch window is closed, the fuel has leaked out, and you're still talking about community support? This escape velocity is simply not enough.
Burning coins until death, how many people can calculate their own stop-loss levels?
Every time, it's about the next breakout of the neckline, but then liquidity evaporates, and the angle coefficient is all wrong.
The countdown should have been clear before entering orbit; don't wait until hitting the atmosphere to regret.
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WhaleWatcher
· 5h ago
It's the same old spiel, I'm tired of hearing it. The real tuition payment has been handed over just like that.
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LeekCutter
· 5h ago
Damn, another excuse of "community support," I've heard it over a hundred times.
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MetaEggplant
· 5h ago
Honestly, I'm tired of this spiel; it's always the same story line.
It's that phrase again, "community support"... it makes my scalp crawl.
How many people can truly learn their lesson? It feels like there's always a new wave of newcomers to fill the gaps.
Just wait for that moment when the developer finally admits it: "There's zero utility here—this token is purely about showing support to the community." Then what? You've already watched your stack bleed out, and the damage is done.
How many burn cycles until you wake up? How many rugs, how many broken promises, how many times watching your bags deflate before you develop an immunity to these narratives?
The pattern repeats because the pitch works. Devs know exactly what to say. Community support, decentralization vibes, diamond hands mentality—it all sounds good until the liquidity vanishes. By then, the lesson gets expensive.
The real question isn't whether you'll recognize a memecoin trap. It's how many times you're willing to pay tuition before you stop falling for the same play.