2025-12-26 01:26:09

The project developer directly sold in their personal wallet when a single K-line experienced a 239% increase, which is quite a move. Ironically, some people will wildly praise "my big brother" under $250k PnL posts of a certain project, then turn around and viciously criticize those who have made real achievements and earned $18k in profit. This double standard attitude has become a common phenomenon in the community—profiting and exiting is the same, but the evaluation is completely opposite depending on the participant's identity. It seems that in this ecosystem, your identity often matters more than your actual contribution.

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MetaMisery

· 9h ago

This ecosystem is just a joke, where identity matters more than contribution.

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FantasyGuardian

· 9h ago

Double standards are a phenomenon, and this is how the community is.

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AirdropHunter007

· 9h ago

This community is really hilarious; identity politics overshadow everything.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 9h ago

Developers' tactics are indeed brilliant, directly dumping the market without pretending. The community is like this: if your status is good, you're a god; if it's bad, you deserve to die. Making money the same way, why the double standard? Wake up, everyone. The group that吹$250k is really living in a dream. Why is $18k being criticized? I don't understand this logic. People with real strength are actually being criticized; this is how Web3 is. Honestly, it's still about looks; ability is worthless. This community has developed an "identity disease" and is beyond saving.

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AltcoinHunter

· 9h ago

Developers have directly broken their defenses this time. Not only did they dump a large amount of tokens, but they did it so blatantly... The community's double standards are really incredible. They kneel and lick at $250k while criticizing the $18k breach. Honestly, it's just a matter of people playing favorites.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 9h ago

Yeah, this is the true picture of the crypto world. Status indeed matters more than strength. When devs sell, no one can say anything; when retail investors sell, we're the scapegoats. Double standards have long been rampant in the community—whoever makes more money is considered the boss. Honestly, what's wrong with a $18k profit? It's much better than most people, yet because it didn't reach $250k, we're criticized. That logic is just unbelievable. This is the reality of the crypto world: your status determines your evaluation, regardless of how much you earn. In short, it's a game of status; strength is secondary.

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