Recent launches are shattering whatever faith was left in fund-backed projects and tokens.
Still aping into something just because it raised 10m+? That playbook's expired.
The game's changed. Big funding rounds don't guarantee anything anymore - not utility, not community, definitely not returns. We've seen too many well-funded projects crash and burn while scrappy teams with actual vision outperform.
Time to rethink what actually matters when evaluating new opportunities.
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AirdropNinja
· 12-06 10:57
Projects that raised big money are now dropping in value even at the slightest sound, seriously.
Honestly, people who pick coins based on fundraising amounts should have woken up by now.
Big money pouring in doesn't produce anything, while those small unknown teams with no money are actually making moves. Isn't that funny?
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MeaninglessGwei
· 12-06 10:56
Really, projects with large funding rounds are actually more likely to cause losses now.
We should have started buying the dip on those overlooked small projects a long time ago.
The number of funding rounds means nothing; it's the team's execution ability that truly matters.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 12-06 10:56
Big investors getting wrecked in funding rounds has become the norm—I stopped believing in that long ago.
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DaoTherapy
· 12-06 10:56
More funds ≠ reliability, it's about time to recognize this truth.
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AirdropFatigue
· 12-06 10:40
The larger the funding amount, the more likely a project is to fail. Now I understand.
Recent launches are shattering whatever faith was left in fund-backed projects and tokens.
Still aping into something just because it raised 10m+? That playbook's expired.
The game's changed. Big funding rounds don't guarantee anything anymore - not utility, not community, definitely not returns. We've seen too many well-funded projects crash and burn while scrappy teams with actual vision outperform.
Time to rethink what actually matters when evaluating new opportunities.