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>>26208193

>Buy after they prove it works, because cryptospace is filled to the brim with projects that fail to deliver and 95% of these shitcoins pump and dump into oblivion based on sweet sweet lies that give hopium

Why yes, that is the logic behind my investment decisions. How could you tell? If the project releases and works, I'll buy "after adaptation," because it'd have actual room for growth and I wouldn't worry about getting dumped on. Trying to always be "early" will lose you more money than it will make. I hope you guys aren't risking more than chump change and wish you all the best. I have other investments that consistently earn me gains without risk of the floor dropping below me.

You're free to invest in this, but I'm providing much needed counterarguments for anyone who may get roped into this. It's a risk, it may work out and it may not, but being in crypto for years I can tell you that I've seen too many projects promise it all and deliver on nothing. Their project right now is so barebones and pathetic that anyone could whip it up within a week and start shiling it - that's a bad sign. Invest with caution, understand that this project promises more than they've even begun to realistically deliver, and proceed accordingly.