🔹Where exactly is the biggest problem with the Arc chain?
① Arc’s ARGUS opened at 0.000003 from the bottom, hit a high of 0.0389, roughly around a 12,000× increase.
② TOLLY’s bottom was 0.000022, with a high of 0.026—about a 1,000× move.
🔹So where is the problem? Yes, the public chain launch does drive 10,000× gains, but many people bought the U over the counter at a premium. Everyone is waiting for the 16th when trading opens—by then, who already bought U on the Arc chain at a premium in advance? The ratio is 2:1. Plus, the Fomo platform could already push ahead early at 7:00 on the 16th. In the end, most people only saw the coin after it had already risen by hundreds or even thousands of times.
🔹Now many people are blaming Arc for one reason: it’s unfair. It’s unfair—shouldn’t everyone just rush at the scheduled time together? Why is it possible to buy premium U in advance, and why did the Fomo platform open the service early again? This left those who planned to rush in according to the original schedule completely caught off guard. By the time they reacted, all the coins had already pumped, and they’d lost their chance to enter.
🔹This is the real reason everyone is cursing the Arc platform: inside information! Inside information! And it’s still “insider info”! Look at the coins on the gainers list that reached up to 10,000×. Because people missed the best entry opportunity and ended up sidelined, everyone is blaming Arc. The public chain launch should allow users to get a share of the gains—but you set up premium U so it’s credited a month early. With an early chain opening by 24 hours, all the money goes to professional players, while ordinary retail investors can only watch. And you even end up holding the ladder for them to climb. This is arguably the most disgusting strategy Arc has used.
① Arc’s ARGUS opened at 0.000003 from the bottom, hit a high of 0.0389, roughly around a 12,000× increase.
② TOLLY’s bottom was 0.000022, with a high of 0.026—about a 1,000× move.
🔹So where is the problem? Yes, the public chain launch does drive 10,000× gains, but many people bought the U over the counter at a premium. Everyone is waiting for the 16th when trading opens—by then, who already bought U on the Arc chain at a premium in advance? The ratio is 2:1. Plus, the Fomo platform could already push ahead early at 7:00 on the 16th. In the end, most people only saw the coin after it had already risen by hundreds or even thousands of times.
🔹Now many people are blaming Arc for one reason: it’s unfair. It’s unfair—shouldn’t everyone just rush at the scheduled time together? Why is it possible to buy premium U in advance, and why did the Fomo platform open the service early again? This left those who planned to rush in according to the original schedule completely caught off guard. By the time they reacted, all the coins had already pumped, and they’d lost their chance to enter.
🔹This is the real reason everyone is cursing the Arc platform: inside information! Inside information! And it’s still “insider info”! Look at the coins on the gainers list that reached up to 10,000×. Because people missed the best entry opportunity and ended up sidelined, everyone is blaming Arc. The public chain launch should allow users to get a share of the gains—but you set up premium U so it’s credited a month early. With an early chain opening by 24 hours, all the money goes to professional players, while ordinary retail investors can only watch. And you even end up holding the ladder for them to climb. This is arguably the most disgusting strategy Arc has used.
