2025-12-19 18:22:59

What does it really take to build credibility in this space? When you look at some founding teams, you have to ask the hard questions: Does a slick pitch at TGE tell you anything about actual execution? Because the gap between TGE promises and post-launch reality can be brutal. We've seen plenty of projects where the founder's background doesn't match the product delivery, and spoiler alert—the token price reflects that disconnect pretty clearly. It's a reminder that pedigree alone doesn't build lasting value. The market has a way of pricing in these mismatches eventually.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 2025-12-22 08:47

To put it simply, I am already tired of the TGE speeches; the key is whether the subsequent delivery can keep up, otherwise it will just be scamcoin number two.

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AlgoAlchemist

· 2025-12-19 18:54

Ah, here we go again with the same old script... No matter how beautifully the white paper is written, if it can't be delivered, everything is pointless.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 2025-12-19 18:52

You're so right. That set of flowery words about TGE really should go bankrupt. I've seen too many project teams boast endlessly, only to reveal their true colors once they land, with tokens dropping faster than anything. Having an impressive background is useless; the product is the real key.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 2025-12-19 18:49

Honestly, looking at beautiful PPT slides is useless; in the end, it's all about delivery. The fancy rhetoric of TGE, just listen and don't take it seriously. No matter how impressive the founder's resume is, if the product can't keep up, it's all for nothing. Price will speak for itself. Another classic case of "promise vs. reality" disconnect. We've seen too many of these. Background is indeed important, but what really matters is execution. The bigger the gap, the more likely it is to be dumped. It's 2024, and you're still believing in pure personal branding premiums? Wake up, everyone. Exactly, the market hates projects that rely solely on PPT fundraising.

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