In the past few days, a retro vibe has swept through the timeline.
All kinds of NFT projects have returned to their old ways—handing out whitelist spots.
And there are also simple tweets where everyone leaves their address for an “airdrop.”
The gameplay going backward reflects a narrative that’s reached a point of exhaustion.
Projects don’t even bother with the cost of building new stories—they just put old wine into a new bottle.
In battles over existing holdings, even “free” chips could be a trap.
Protect your own private key, and give up fantasies of getting rich with nothing.
Stay calm in a market trend that you don’t understand.
$AAPLB
All kinds of NFT projects have returned to their old ways—handing out whitelist spots.
And there are also simple tweets where everyone leaves their address for an “airdrop.”
The gameplay going backward reflects a narrative that’s reached a point of exhaustion.
Projects don’t even bother with the cost of building new stories—they just put old wine into a new bottle.
In battles over existing holdings, even “free” chips could be a trap.
Protect your own private key, and give up fantasies of getting rich with nothing.
Stay calm in a market trend that you don’t understand.
$AAPLB