Starting to see some hope. To be honest, every time a project launches, it's completely sniped by bots, making it impossible to operate properly. This issue is really frustrating. But I still want to help solve it. The key is to see whether these are real users—if they are, I am quite optimistic about the project's prospects. However, to be honest, many times I still can't understand why everything has to be packaged and launched all at once. The problem with bots is indeed tricky, but as long as we can filter out signals of genuine user growth, it's worth continuing.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 13h ago
Robot sniping is really amazing, always giving away free. But as long as genuine users can be distinguished, that's true growth.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 01-12 20:10
The robot issue is really incredible; every time, it gets flagged like a sieve.
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UnluckyValidator
· 01-12 20:04
These robots are really incredible; they always manage to ruin good projects. But on the other hand, being able to distinguish genuine users from robots makes a difference.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-12 20:01
Robot issues are indeed annoying, but genuine users are the real key.
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MEVHunter
· 01-12 19:53
It's the same old robot sniping tactics... Honestly, it's those sandwich experts in the mempool causing all the trouble. Once the gas war starts, real users are no longer involved.
Real user growth signals? Ha, you have to dig through on-chain data; otherwise, it's all just illusory arbitrage opportunities.
Instead of stressing over launch strategies, why not optimize the gas fee structure, brother? That's the real core issue.
Starting to see some hope. To be honest, every time a project launches, it's completely sniped by bots, making it impossible to operate properly. This issue is really frustrating. But I still want to help solve it. The key is to see whether these are real users—if they are, I am quite optimistic about the project's prospects. However, to be honest, many times I still can't understand why everything has to be packaged and launched all at once. The problem with bots is indeed tricky, but as long as we can filter out signals of genuine user growth, it's worth continuing.