Recently, I noticed a token project called DOYR, with the contract address 0x925c8ab7a9a8a148e87cd7f1ec7ecc3625864444.
This project is quite interesting—it's said to have the backing of well-known industry figures, including the wife of a former exchange CEO. Its current market cap is around $14 million, which suggests it's still in the early stages from a numbers perspective.
There are rumors in the market that it might be listed in the new token section of major exchanges, or even get a spot trading pair. It's worth noting that not many projects get this kind of treatment. Even more interestingly, that former CEO has publicly voiced strong support for his wife's project. This kind of "husband and wife team" narrative is indeed rare in the industry.
From a storytelling perspective alone, this combination is quite explosive. Of course, market risks are your own responsibility—DYOR is always the first principle.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 12-07 03:47
A husband-and-wife team trading crypto—this move is wild. Feels like someone’s about to get rekt again.
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SandwichVictim
· 12-06 23:47
Oh no, it's that "husband and wife duo" story again... There really are so many schemes in this circle.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-06 23:45
Husband-and-wife duo in crypto, huh? That kind of narrative does grab attention... but I still prefer to look at the fundamentals first.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-06 23:38
Couple team selling goods? Uh... I've seen this tactic way too many times back in 2017.
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WalletManager
· 12-06 23:35
14 million market cap? Let's first check if the contract has any backdoors before talking further. These husband-and-wife narratives are the easiest way to set traps.
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Having a former CEO as an endorser sounds impressive, but on-chain analysis is what really matters. I won't touch anything that hasn't been audited.
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I've heard too many stories like this. In the end, it's always the same rug pull scheme. Holding your private key is way more important than holding tokens.
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Exchange new coin section? Heh, market rumors are just hot air. It's not too late to DYOR once it's officially listed.
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They've already provided the contract address. Anyone with guts would have already scanned it on Etherscan. Only consider allocating after confirming there are no obvious vulnerabilities.
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What I care about more is liquidity depth and multi-signature wallet settings. No matter how good the narrative is, it can't prevent a rug pull.
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LiquidationAlert
· 12-06 23:34
The husband-and-wife team narrative is indeed quite impressive, but we still need to ask about the actual liquidity.
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Deconstructionist
· 12-06 23:25
Husband-and-wife team scamming newbies? I'm way too familiar with this trick. Wake up, everyone.
Recently, I noticed a token project called DOYR, with the contract address 0x925c8ab7a9a8a148e87cd7f1ec7ecc3625864444.
This project is quite interesting—it's said to have the backing of well-known industry figures, including the wife of a former exchange CEO. Its current market cap is around $14 million, which suggests it's still in the early stages from a numbers perspective.
There are rumors in the market that it might be listed in the new token section of major exchanges, or even get a spot trading pair. It's worth noting that not many projects get this kind of treatment. Even more interestingly, that former CEO has publicly voiced strong support for his wife's project. This kind of "husband and wife team" narrative is indeed rare in the industry.
From a storytelling perspective alone, this combination is quite explosive. Of course, market risks are your own responsibility—DYOR is always the first principle.