$4Stock 4stock cut and lost 800u. I originally made 100u but didn’t exit—then I added to my position while it was still in the red and managed to make money. I must reduce my position for sure.
Runaway reasons:
1. A big holder kept buying, but the price kept drifting down. This indicates the project team is distributing/selling off.
2. There are too many KOLs on X shilling orders. Also, the project team is doing nothing. Please blacklist this project. @Four meme 华语 @Four_meme .
3. The project team’s behavior is outrageous. Even if they dump/smack the price—that’s one thing. But someone on X went in and pushed for “v verification,” impersonating a 4stock project, to trick retail investors into handing over their chips. You’re doing nothing as well. Are you just protecting yourselves while guarding and taking for your own? Don’t click his link or enter the website—you’ll get rugged/blackmailed tokens.
4. Too many people bet on a fast listing of alpha and had high expectations for the contract. I also kept holding after I was in profit and ended up losing money. I didn’t manage my position sizing properly. I accept the loss.
5. Here’s a suggestion: for projects that list on alpha, they should be required to put up a security deposit. If there’s malicious dumping, take it from that deposit to compensate users according to their loss ratio, then delist that token. Investing is risky—profits and losses are your own responsibility. But tokens with this kind of price action and behavior are too nasty. Treating alpha users as the exit liquidity/“bag holders.” @CZ @Yi He
Runaway reasons:
1. A big holder kept buying, but the price kept drifting down. This indicates the project team is distributing/selling off.
2. There are too many KOLs on X shilling orders. Also, the project team is doing nothing. Please blacklist this project. @Four meme 华语 @Four_meme .
3. The project team’s behavior is outrageous. Even if they dump/smack the price—that’s one thing. But someone on X went in and pushed for “v verification,” impersonating a 4stock project, to trick retail investors into handing over their chips. You’re doing nothing as well. Are you just protecting yourselves while guarding and taking for your own? Don’t click his link or enter the website—you’ll get rugged/blackmailed tokens.
4. Too many people bet on a fast listing of alpha and had high expectations for the contract. I also kept holding after I was in profit and ended up losing money. I didn’t manage my position sizing properly. I accept the loss.
5. Here’s a suggestion: for projects that list on alpha, they should be required to put up a security deposit. If there’s malicious dumping, take it from that deposit to compensate users according to their loss ratio, then delist that token. Investing is risky—profits and losses are your own responsibility. But tokens with this kind of price action and behavior are too nasty. Treating alpha users as the exit liquidity/“bag holders.” @CZ @Yi He
