2026-01-12 19:47:34

An excellent IP has been ruined like this.

Promised to build a strong IP, but the operations kept falling flat step by step. The most outrageous part is that the project team first issued tokens on the Solana ecosystem, then turned around and did the same on BSC. This kind of "multi-chain testing" approach seems traditional, but actually reveals a misunderstanding of the essence of Meme coins.

What is the core consensus of Meme coins? It’s one word—win-win. Everyone supports this project, buys together, holds together, and profits from growth. But once such repeated operations occur, trust instantly collapses.

The bigger problem is, choosing Solana over other chains initially, and now repeating token issuance—was this a strategic adjustment or just a temporary decision? No one in the community understands. Without clear logic and transparent communication, any good idea can turn into a loss of control.

Once trust is broken, how to repair it? That’s the difficult problem in front of us.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-15 09:56

It has proven that multi-chain token issuance is not an innovation at all; it's simply a cover-up for decision-making chaos.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-15 09:00

This is a typical case of "trying to dominate multiple chains but ending up failing at all of them." It's both SOL and BSC, and the community has long seen through it. Trust is something that, once broken, is truly shattered.

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CryptoPunster

· 01-14 09:26

Laughing while losing this round, it's another classic multi-chain rug pull script. On Solana and BSC again, are the project teams playing "I can scam you on both chains"? So the question is, is this a strategy or just casual? The community is kept in the dark until the explosion? This is called a trust crisis, no discussion needed.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-12 20:17

Sigh, another Schrödinger's project team, first SOL then BSC. Are they trying to play a choose-one game or just being greedy? Splitting liquidity, splitting communities, meme coins are all about cohesion, brother. The project team's recent actions really treat trust as nothing... Without a clear statement, they’re just testing the waters blindly. If I were a community member, I’d be panicking. Multi-chain deployment is fine, but you need to tell everyone why. Instead, they just stay silent and start doing it. This is outrageous, messing up a good project on their own.

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potentially_notable

· 01-12 20:17

This is a classic case of the project team shooting themselves in the foot. Multi-chain deployment has turned into a way to scam investors. Basically, they acted without thinking, switching back and forth between SOL and BSC. How can the community not feel disheartened? Meme coins are all about trust and consensus. Your actions have directly destroyed that trust.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-12 20:02

It's the same old trick again, Solana and BSC taking turns to cut, as if we're all just ATMs.

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-12 20:00

Another self-righteous project, thinking that issuing tokens across multiple chains can save the day? That's hilarious.

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NeonCollector

· 01-12 19:57

This is a typical project team suicidal operation, copying the BSC model on Solana. It's purely treating the community as fools.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-12 19:56

I should have known earlier, this is just a typical scam to fleece the investors.

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LeverageAddict

· 01-12 19:54

This team really, from the impressive narrative at the beginning to a trust crisis Solana posts once, BSC posts again, buddy what exactly do you want It's the same old trick, might as well just rug pull, at least that’s straightforward Multi-chain deployment isn’t done this way, my confidence is shattered

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