Token holders aren't classified as shareholders under most jurisdictions, which means there's typically no fiduciary duty for project teams to prioritize token appreciation—meaning dumping can happen legally. This reality makes the investment thesis straightforward: focus on projects with actual revenue streams or those functioning as proof-of-work stores of value. Projects lacking either of these fundamentals carry significantly higher speculation risk.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 12-21 15:36
In simple terms, it's the legal basis for being played people for suckers... the project party can run away at will.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-18 20:01
Wow, this is why so many project teams get rich overnight and then run away...
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VitalikFanAccount
· 12-18 20:00
Basically, don't buy garbage coins. Only those with cash flow or real applications are worth considering.
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P2ENotWorking
· 12-18 19:39
Basically, don't buy those pure air coins. The team can run away and legitimize at any time. You can only bet on projects with cash flow or real use cases.
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MevHunter
· 12-18 19:36
That's why you need to see if the team has real revenue; purely air coins will still die no matter how much you hype them up.
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staking_gramps
· 12-18 19:35
It's already known that selling off legally is a thing; it just depends on who can run out first, huh?
Token holders aren't classified as shareholders under most jurisdictions, which means there's typically no fiduciary duty for project teams to prioritize token appreciation—meaning dumping can happen legally. This reality makes the investment thesis straightforward: focus on projects with actual revenue streams or those functioning as proof-of-work stores of value. Projects lacking either of these fundamentals carry significantly higher speculation risk.