Quote from: bias on April 07, 2025, 03:53:03 PM

Quote from: passwordnow on April 05, 2025, 11:34:18 PM

The frustrations are there and that's because of how they're doing. Letting the community believe to their launch for so long. And those that have made it to their mainnet and sold with hefty amount of money are truly deserving airdrop folks. Well, Ben of ByBit - the CEO still believes that this project is a scam. To me, it doesn't matter anymore because it seems that the hype is gone and I hope that if they're intending to scam its community, I hope that the potential victims will be notified beforehand or will get justice if ever they've believed in it and got nothing. Well, that's what airdrop is.

Indeed the most of the frustrations come because the dev team doesn't handle it as they should. However, they are not the first nor the last team that does this, and most of the time, we know that they do it on purpose. As for the Bybit CEO (this was the one that didn't check his wallet and gave 1.4 billion, right?) everybody can believe whatever they think (and I agree with him on this one), but his exchanger has more than a ton of bs tokens and memes, which are not considered serious assets nor so legit.
In any case, airdrops are freebies. If the project goes as they promised, all good. If not, you don't lose anything. Cool

That's right, people that have been flamed because of being called mining the token until it's released in the market and became tradable. Everyone got their fair share and have been happy with how much they have generated with the money. That's all what people care for and they don't care and mind whatever happens next to that project because they've done their exit and also got the money. They might agree to what Ben is saying about the project because they all care of the money that they've made from that and it's a hit and run for them.