Why are seasoned professionals with 30 years of Wall Street experience and executives from publicly listed companies issuing tokens for ordinary investors? The logic behind this is worth pondering. Under the traditional financial system, inflation increasingly pressures the lives of ordinary people, but this founder saw a different path—building a truly long-term investment community that accompanies users, integrating AI technology to empower, and prioritizing the interests of retail investors. This kind of attitude from project teams is indeed rare. From Wall Street to the Web3 community, this shift reflects a consideration of the democratization of crypto finance. Of course, whether such innovative projects can truly deliver on their promises depends on subsequent execution and the actual development of the community ecosystem.
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MEVictim
· 01-03 19:43
Wall Street elites come to issue tokens to accompany retail investors? Sounds good, but whether to believe it is up to you.
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It's the same old story of democratizing finance, played out too many times... If it really worked, it would have taken off long ago.
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Having 30 years of experience in doing this, I'm actually more worried. Why?
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Relying on AI to empower retail investors and prioritize their interests? First, check out the white paper, don’t just listen to the story.
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Seeing senior executives fall into the token-issuing circle to raise funds—I've seen this script too many times.
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It's somewhat interesting, but execution is king. Don’t talk to me about thinking.
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Issuing tokens to save the economy because of inflation pressure? That logic is a bit absurd...
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Accompanying users? First, ask them how they make money.
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MetadataExplorer
· 01-03 12:59
Sounds ideal, but do Wall Street people really consider retail investors selflessly? I'd rather see what the financial data says.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 01-03 08:54
Bro, this explanation sounds pretty suspicious. Wall Street elites suddenly having a conscience and issuing tokens to retail investors? I need to check the situation before I say anything.
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TokenToaster
· 01-03 08:54
Sounds good, but will the old Wall Street hands really be that kind? I still want to see how it plays out later.
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Lonely_Validator
· 01-03 08:43
Sounds like a great story, but I still want to see what they can actually deliver.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-03 08:43
Oh my, Wall Street folks are involved in Web3 and even talk about democratization—just listen and forget it, haha
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OnchainGossiper
· 01-03 08:42
Sounds good, but are all the Wall Street elites now switching to Web3? I'm curious to hear how they explain this move...
Why are seasoned professionals with 30 years of Wall Street experience and executives from publicly listed companies issuing tokens for ordinary investors? The logic behind this is worth pondering. Under the traditional financial system, inflation increasingly pressures the lives of ordinary people, but this founder saw a different path—building a truly long-term investment community that accompanies users, integrating AI technology to empower, and prioritizing the interests of retail investors. This kind of attitude from project teams is indeed rare. From Wall Street to the Web3 community, this shift reflects a consideration of the democratization of crypto finance. Of course, whether such innovative projects can truly deliver on their promises depends on subsequent execution and the actual development of the community ecosystem.