Some founders are working hard on one thing—making sure they capture value through fees. But here's the irony: while they're actively feeding the ecosystem and collecting those transaction profits, they quietly launched their own token.
Take a look at what just happened. A brand new token dropped, only 2 days on the market. The catch? It's still trading well below 100K in market cap, sitting quietly in the shadows while the founder continues their primary business operations.
It's that classic pattern we see across the space: build a platform that generates revenue, gain trust and attention, then launch a token for yourself. The timing is interesting—launch your own asset while you're actively managing a system that benefits from your attention.
Worth watching how this unfolds. Community members are already taking notes on who's doing what and when.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 01-11 02:57
Here we go again, first sucking blood and then harvesting the leeks. I'm tired of this script.
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NFTregretter
· 01-10 12:03
Here we go again with this routine? First earn platform fees, then issue tokens. Do you really think we're fools?
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SandwichTrader
· 01-10 09:01
Another trick, first suck blood then issue tokens. This method is so common and outdated.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 01-09 06:55
Here we go again with this routine? First drain blood, then cut the leeks. I can see through this scheme with my eyes closed.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 01-09 06:54
Another one? Building a platform to earn fees, secretly issuing tokens—this trick has been played out long ago, hasn't it?
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-09 06:43
This tactic looks very familiar: first make the platform earn fees, then create a coin to harvest retail investors. For a market cap of around 100K, it's definitely a strategic move during the accumulation phase. Watch how he directs traffic to the platform later; the data will tell the story.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-09 06:43
Here we go again with this routine? Building a platform to make money, while conveniently grabbing a wave of tokens—it's a classic Web3 script.
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SybilSlayer
· 01-09 06:40
It's the same old trick again, making money from fees and then reaping the profits, truly impressive.
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FallingLeaf
· 01-09 06:26
Coming back with this again? First, siphon off fees, then sell off your own tokens. I'm tired of this script.
Some founders are working hard on one thing—making sure they capture value through fees. But here's the irony: while they're actively feeding the ecosystem and collecting those transaction profits, they quietly launched their own token.
Take a look at what just happened. A brand new token dropped, only 2 days on the market. The catch? It's still trading well below 100K in market cap, sitting quietly in the shadows while the founder continues their primary business operations.
It's that classic pattern we see across the space: build a platform that generates revenue, gain trust and attention, then launch a token for yourself. The timing is interesting—launch your own asset while you're actively managing a system that benefits from your attention.
Worth watching how this unfolds. Community members are already taking notes on who's doing what and when.