ZAMA: "If you lose money, it's the market's fault, and you should be grateful we took your money instead of just airdropping it."
The auction clearing price on the ZAMA chain is 0.05, but the launch price of ZAMA directly fell below par, and it has been continuously declining. The team has completely given up, causing significant dissatisfaction among community members. Should they cut their losses and exit? Or should they average down and wait for a rebound? For the ZAMA team, they don’t care about the survival of retail investors, and this group is the most shameless I've ever seen. Just a couple of days ago, the ZAMA team posted a long and foul message denying this price drop.
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The introduction first shifts blame to the broader environment, even bringing up the largest collapse of precious metals since the 1970s as a grand narrative to explain TGE's dismal performance. Timing is part of the project's capability; if it rises, it's due to excellent operation, but if it falls, it's just that this market isn't good enough? This logic of 'only winning and never losing' is rather childish. If you're bold enough to issue tokens, don't complain when the road is slippery in the rain.