A heads-up on that particular NFT project—collaboration might not be the move here.
Here's the practical approach: if you're sitting on gains from your PC holdings, lock them in. Execute the sale first, then reassess whether to re-enter after things settle. You've earned these profits through effort; protecting them matters.
If partnership discussions come up anyway, structure it differently. Don't go 50/50 or equal splits. Instead, push for an aggressive ratio like 90/10 in your favor, with a $200 cash clawback built into the terms. This protects your position while keeping the door slightly open for collaboration.
Basically: secure your wins, stay cautious with this project, and if you must engage, demand better terms.
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ApeShotFirst
· 12-28 06:10
Nah, 90/10 is the right way; the 50/50 approach is all a scam. That's exactly how I do it.
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ChainDoctor
· 12-27 19:51
Haha, I’ve also seen through this NFT project. Cooperation? Don’t be fooled.
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GasSavingMaster
· 12-27 19:33
Sold, sold. This project really shouldn't collaborate anymore; it's a bloody lesson.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 12-27 19:29
Really, collaborations on projects like this are usually a scam. I’ve fallen for it before; securing your gains quickly is the way to go.
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LightningWallet
· 12-27 19:28
Sell and secure the profits; this wave isn't worth betting on.
A heads-up on that particular NFT project—collaboration might not be the move here.
Here's the practical approach: if you're sitting on gains from your PC holdings, lock them in. Execute the sale first, then reassess whether to re-enter after things settle. You've earned these profits through effort; protecting them matters.
If partnership discussions come up anyway, structure it differently. Don't go 50/50 or equal splits. Instead, push for an aggressive ratio like 90/10 in your favor, with a $200 cash clawback built into the terms. This protects your position while keeping the door slightly open for collaboration.
Basically: secure your wins, stay cautious with this project, and if you must engage, demand better terms.