Yes, first half of 2018 was the key period for investments as DeepOnion had huge funds. Now, it will be much more difficult. Also at that time, the community was so passionate and motivated, most of them criticised just because they cared and wanted the project to become better and not to harm it. And of course, many of them saw the obvious mistakes.
But I don't want to discuss the past so much, we should rather look to the future. I'm just reminding all these things, because I'm not convinced that the Team learnt any lesson from this. If not, DeepOnion will continue to go to DeepSh*t.
In 2018, when the onion price reached $20, I once represented the team in the negotiation of large exchanges. I must clarify some facts: 1. The development team has not said that it is unwilling to pay the listing fees of large exchanges. 2 The listing fee required by the exchange at that time was very expensive, the price was about 3 million US dollars 3. Don't accept onion payment 4. Need to ensure that the price will not fall below the price before listing for a period of time.
If you are the decision maker, can you accept this fact? Do you spend 3 million dollars to pay? Remember not to accept onion payment!
If you think this is a promising project, you should support the development of the project together with the dev team. The goal of the dev team is long-term. The current market environment is not good. Short-term speculation cannot continue to promote long-term growth of deeponion.
airdrop2.0 will not bring any long-term investors, rather burn all