After a project gets attacked, what’s the most likely thing to happen?
The team goes silent, the community panics, liquidity collapses, and then the project slowly disappears.
But $KII took a different path.
Last month, due to an error in Cosmos EVM, $KII indeed went through a major crisis.
But the team didn’t run.
They kept communicating publicly, explaining the situation. The CEO frequently joined X Spaces and did livestreams. What the community saw was a team that was still working to solve the problem.
Even more importantly, afterward, the price of $Kll gradually recovered, and cooperation and ecosystem-building continued as well.
So when I look at $Kll now, I’m not only looking at how much it’s gone up.
What I really care about is: when things go wrong, can a team still hold up?
Crises aren’t what’s scary. What’s truly scary is when the team gives up first.
For this Comeback from $KII , do you think it was a “hard” one?
#苹果发布首款折叠屏手机
The team goes silent, the community panics, liquidity collapses, and then the project slowly disappears.
But $KII took a different path.
Last month, due to an error in Cosmos EVM, $KII indeed went through a major crisis.
But the team didn’t run.
They kept communicating publicly, explaining the situation. The CEO frequently joined X Spaces and did livestreams. What the community saw was a team that was still working to solve the problem.
Even more importantly, afterward, the price of $Kll gradually recovered, and cooperation and ecosystem-building continued as well.
So when I look at $Kll now, I’m not only looking at how much it’s gone up.
What I really care about is: when things go wrong, can a team still hold up?
Crises aren’t what’s scary. What’s truly scary is when the team gives up first.
For this Comeback from $KII , do you think it was a “hard” one?
#苹果发布首款折叠屏手机
