When traffic is low, new project teams seem more willing to consider releasing the CA (contract address). It does make sense—less traffic means relatively controllable risks, and the public opinion pressure won't be as intense. Could this timing be a kind of "window period" tactic for project teams? Since they need to go live anyway, why not lay the groundwork during a period of lower popularity? That way, when real traffic arrives, the project will already have some foundational accumulation. Quite interesting.
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AirdropAutomaton
· 01-10 20:50
Damn, I've seen through this trick a long time ago. Posting CA with low traffic is just a way to secretly build a position.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 01-10 20:49
low volume drops = perfect silent accumulation window for devs, ngl this is textbook playbook stuff
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DeFiVeteran
· 01-10 20:45
Low traffic to release CA, I've seen this trick too many times. Basically, it's just to avoid the spotlight.
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RugPullProphet
· 01-10 20:33
Low-traffic CA issuance is indeed a brilliant move, quietly laying the groundwork and waiting for the wind to come.
When traffic is low, new project teams seem more willing to consider releasing the CA (contract address). It does make sense—less traffic means relatively controllable risks, and the public opinion pressure won't be as intense. Could this timing be a kind of "window period" tactic for project teams? Since they need to go live anyway, why not lay the groundwork during a period of lower popularity? That way, when real traffic arrives, the project will already have some foundational accumulation. Quite interesting.