2025-12-31 10:21:15

Creator Coin Index Fund $DOCKER's original mission couldn't be simpler: buy and hold creator tokens. Seems pretty straightforward, right?

But in reality? They have to sell off their positions. The reason? "Tax obligations." 🤣

Honestly, this script is just unthinkable. The gap between the project's original intention and the final outcome vividly reflects the dilemma faced by many projects in the crypto ecosystem—great ideals, but execution is full of pitfalls. It's not just technical challenges; compliance and tax constraints are often the final straw that breaks the camel's back. This also serves as a reminder to investors: before chasing any innovative token mechanism, consider the hidden costs.

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CommunityWorker

· 1h ago

Haha, driven out by tax authorities, this is the true portrayal of crypto It's really outrageous, the gap between ideals and reality is just the tax bureau Another project dead due to taxation, this time it's DOCKER Compliance is much harder than technology, it directly kills your dreams Before investing, you must ask yourself how much tax you can bear, otherwise it's pointless It's always like this, hyped up at launch, and finally strangled by various legal documents No wonder so many projects end in failure, it turns out they are all stuck here So if you haven't thought through compliance when starting a crypto project, the starting point is wrong This is the most heartbreaking part, not a technical issue, but money being taken away by taxes

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ShamedApeSeller

· 6h ago

Haha, tax issues are really the hidden killer. Many projects get caught up in this. Some things seem simple at first glance, but as soon as you get started, it's all pitfalls. The Docker thing also served as a lesson for everyone. There is a pile of tax documents between ideals and reality.

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PessimisticLayer

· 6h ago

Once taxation is implemented, all ideals must give way. This is the reality of Web3; no one can escape this hurdle.

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WhaleShadow

· 6h ago

Haha, tax issues are really a stumbling block in the crypto world; idealism dies in reality. --- Another promise of "we only buy and never sell" gets exposed; where is the faith we talked about? --- That's why I never trust overly perfect whitepapers; there are always pitfalls you can't foresee. --- Compliance and taxation are much more difficult than technical challenges; many projects haven't thought it through. --- DOCKER's recent moves are really a bit ironic; plans can't keep up with changes. --- Hidden costs are the most terrifying; you really need to ask yourself if you've thought it through before entering. --- Honestly, I'm still too young; without experiencing the harsh realities, I dare to make big claims.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 6h ago

Haha, taxes are really an invisible killer; many projects die because of them. Reality is always much harsher than the white paper, brother. Idealism is grand, but execution is all about taxes—that's the truth of Web3. Another project being ground down by compliance, hilarious. Before investing, you really need to do the math and not be fooled.

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