Rug-pullers and their defenders are out here teaching seminars on what counts as a "rug pull."
Apparently, if you don't remove liquidity, you're technically clean. Cool story.
Here's what actually happened:
You launched a token. Built hype. Farmed attention. Dumped on your own community. Then hid behind "we never pulled liquidity" like it's some legal shield.
That's not a defense. That's word games.
If your exit strategy is dumping on the people who believed in you, you're not building anything. You're running an extraction scheme with extra steps.
Your community isn't your exit liquidity. They're not your retirement fund. They're not the mark in your play.
Build real value. Earn your exit through actual product-market fit. Stop treating crypto like a get-rich-quick scam with a whitepaper.
It's not complicated. Create value or get called out.
Apparently, if you don't remove liquidity, you're technically clean. Cool story.
Here's what actually happened:
You launched a token. Built hype. Farmed attention. Dumped on your own community. Then hid behind "we never pulled liquidity" like it's some legal shield.
That's not a defense. That's word games.
If your exit strategy is dumping on the people who believed in you, you're not building anything. You're running an extraction scheme with extra steps.
Your community isn't your exit liquidity. They're not your retirement fund. They're not the mark in your play.
Build real value. Earn your exit through actual product-market fit. Stop treating crypto like a get-rich-quick scam with a whitepaper.
It's not complicated. Create value or get called out.