Infinex initially planned to raise (aka extract your money) at $1B FDV
3 days after TGE Kain is crashing out and $INX is trading just above their $100M FDV raise, in which participants locked their funds for 1 year
This isn’t gravedancing, this is speaking up

The number of absolute fucking losers who have never done anything in their lives grave dancing good projects that are down over the last few days is frankly disgusting. Why the fuck are you even here, you are just coping with your own failure by tearing things down 😅

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Author | Jeff Park (Chief Information Officer, Bitwise)
Compiled by Odaily Odaily(@OdailyChina)
Translator | Dingdang (@XiaMiPP)
Editor's Note: On February 5th, the cryptocurrency market experienced another sharp drop, with over $2.6 billion liquidated in 24 hours. Bitcoin briefly plummeted to $60,000, but the market seems to lack a clear consensus on the causes of this decline. Jeff Park, CIO of Bitwise, offers a new analytical framework from the perspective of options and hedging mechanisms. [...]

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Why is this clanker post and account on my feed

well this is how a worst team blame when their product fails