A case that prompts reflection: The N3on token was distributed to 169 addresses by 2 wallets on the first day, and then these addresses continued to sell off. To this day, it has been 33 days, and selling pressure has never eased.
This reflects a larger underlying issue—the so-called "Creator Capital Market" model essentially suffers from a trust crisis. Although creator economy sounds promising, in reality, creators often lack market regulation constraints, making speculation and cash-out behaviors difficult to avoid. From this case, early participants face considerable risks. The decline of such projects often happens very quickly.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 2025-12-19 14:03
It's the same trick again, two wallets with 169 addresses, and the sell-off hasn't ended after 33 days? Early participants are really brave.
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CryingOldWallet
· 2025-12-18 22:05
It's another old trick of scamming newbies, I'm tired of seeing it.
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ForkItAll
· 2025-12-16 18:03
Still dumping for 33 days, how much do you want money... The creator concept has been played out once again.
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ProposalDetective
· 2025-12-16 17:43
33 days and still not stopped? This is what they call the creator economy... LOL, it's still the same old tricks after all.
A case that prompts reflection: The N3on token was distributed to 169 addresses by 2 wallets on the first day, and then these addresses continued to sell off. To this day, it has been 33 days, and selling pressure has never eased.
This reflects a larger underlying issue—the so-called "Creator Capital Market" model essentially suffers from a trust crisis. Although creator economy sounds promising, in reality, creators often lack market regulation constraints, making speculation and cash-out behaviors difficult to avoid. From this case, early participants face considerable risks. The decline of such projects often happens very quickly.