2025-12-27 10:25:41

The shortcuts people chase:

- Market male desire → profits flow
- Monetize female aesthetics → demand spikes
- Commodify wealthy individuals' bandwidth → premium pricing
- Sell peace of mind to anxious parents → recurring revenue
- Peddle aspirations to the young → long-term loyalty
- Package hope for the underprivileged → mass adoption
- Deliver on-chain contracts with genuine security backbone, stripped of honeypot mechanics and whale-friendly token distribution, built for actual ecosystems

The last one's the hard sell though. Most projects stumble here—caught between tokenomics theater and authentic utility. Real adoption demands bulletproof audits, transparent smart contracts, and liquidity structures that don't reward early whales at the expense of later participants. Until the incentive structures align with user interests, expect the cycle to repeat.

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blockBoy

· 8h ago

The first six tricks are each more familiar than the last one, which is the real killer... Most projects die in the gap between "nice-sounding tokenomics" and "real use cases."

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SadMoneyMeow

· 8h ago

Honestly, I'm already tired of the previous methods for harvesting profits, and that last one is truly hellishly difficult.

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ForkMaster

· 8h ago

Well, those tricks earlier were indeed ruthless one after another, but as for this last one? Uh, I've been in this circle for so many years and haven't seen many project teams truly accomplish it. Most are still playing word games with tokenomics, with a bunch of poorly written contract code, and the liquidity structure clearly tailored to cut the latecomers. The money for raising three kids is also cut out this way. Every time, those new projects boast about having "real utility," but upon inspection, the audit reveals countless vulnerabilities.

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