An interesting data point: the CEO of a leading exchange holds over 1% of a social platform's tokens, specifically 1.3%. It may not seem like much, but in this circle, it’s enough to trigger a chain reaction.
The recent moves are the most exciting part. Recently, SOL has tried to make some moves in liquidity, but they have been firmly suppressed by BSC. It looks like someone doesn’t want SOL to turn things around. Just yesterday, the product manager of a social platform—who is also an advisor to Solana—demonstrated this by directly placing Solana’s Meme coin into a product demo, below BTC in the display. Even more striking, the reply below was straightforward: "My investment portfolio is in my personal profile." When you check his profile, it clearly states he is a Solana advisor.
This is quite interesting. The same person is making decisions as a product executive on one hand, while acting as an advisor to a chain to seek benefits on the other. Is the product demo objectively reflecting the market, or is it driven by interests? In this ecosystem full of vested interests, such questions seem to have become the norm. The competition between BSC and SOL appears to be a battle of technology and ecology on the surface, but from these details, there may be more unseen chips flowing behind the scenes.
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OnchainHolmes
· 2h ago
This is the true portrayal of the circle;利益输送从不藏着掖着
It's the same old trick, one identity seeks decision-making power, another identity harvests profits
1.3% doesn't seem like much? In the crypto world, that's enough to cause a storm
So these consultants are just tools to gloss over the situation
The fact that SOL is tightly held down by BSC indicates the problem isn't that simple
Product demonstrations are just PNL displays, don't be too naive, everyone
This ecosystem is ridiculous,利益链条环环相扣没人能跳出来
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SmartContractWorker
· 2h ago
This is called利益输送, openly blatant.
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screenshot_gains
· 2h ago
So this is how the circle plays, one identity and two salaries?
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1.3% is enough to cause a stir, no wonder big players are secretly harvesting profits
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This guy is really ruthless, pretending to be a product executive while messing around with Solana. I wonder if this is compliant
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BSC holding onto SOL liquidity? Uh, I've heard this trick a hundred times, every time someone is up to no good
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Forget it, I don't want to think about it. Anyway, retail investors like us can't understand these big shots' twists and turns
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"Investment portfolio in the profile," alright, I get it. This is what you call openly and legitimately harvesting
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Both interests are linked and there are undercurrents, this is all the Web3 ecosystem has to offer
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Wait, since he's daring to write so openly, does he not care or is no one really watching?
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SOL fans are still sleepwalking; they should have woken up long ago
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MetaReckt
· 2h ago
It's the same old story, just a matter of利益输送.
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SigmaValidator
· 2h ago
Here we go again, this is the daily life in the circle
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1.3% can cause a stir? I believe it, the crypto world is so magical
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Writing conflicts of interest on the face and no one cares, this is the most ruthless place
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Putting your own holdings in the product demo, honestly a bit arrogant
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BSC holding down SOL liquidity, the story behind it is definitely deeper than it appears
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The same person with two identities, this move is definitely the play of an insider
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I just want to know how many people can tell this is intentional
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Writing the advisor role in the profile and still daring to operate like this, really a bit arrogant
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This is the real利益关系链 (interest relationship chain), much more exciting than technical competition
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Seemingly small chips, enough to change the game rules in this circle
An interesting data point: the CEO of a leading exchange holds over 1% of a social platform's tokens, specifically 1.3%. It may not seem like much, but in this circle, it’s enough to trigger a chain reaction.
The recent moves are the most exciting part. Recently, SOL has tried to make some moves in liquidity, but they have been firmly suppressed by BSC. It looks like someone doesn’t want SOL to turn things around. Just yesterday, the product manager of a social platform—who is also an advisor to Solana—demonstrated this by directly placing Solana’s Meme coin into a product demo, below BTC in the display. Even more striking, the reply below was straightforward: "My investment portfolio is in my personal profile." When you check his profile, it clearly states he is a Solana advisor.
This is quite interesting. The same person is making decisions as a product executive on one hand, while acting as an advisor to a chain to seek benefits on the other. Is the product demo objectively reflecting the market, or is it driven by interests? In this ecosystem full of vested interests, such questions seem to have become the norm. The competition between BSC and SOL appears to be a battle of technology and ecology on the surface, but from these details, there may be more unseen chips flowing behind the scenes.