Finn's token distribution structure raises some questions—100k tokens offered directly, another 100k earmarked for holders, yet the actual practical entry point sits around 30k. It reflects a dynamic we often see: project mechanics designed to attract participants, while market reality captures those chasing smaller gains. The gap between intended distribution and ground-level adoption tells its own story about how these initiatives actually play out.

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LeekCuttervip
· 01-07 04:11
It's the same trick again, the numbers look good, but the real story is the actual entry barrier. 30k vs 100k, the difference is quite outrageous.
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Cryptobuzzzvip
· 01-06 01:51
Happy New Year! 🤑
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PebbleHandervip
· 01-05 03:54
It's the same old trick again. The numbers look good, but the actual threshold to get on board is still that low.
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CompoundPersonalityvip
· 01-05 03:53
Speaking of an entry price of 30k being real, a promise of 100k is a dream. It's the same old trick again—issuers hype it up, and the leeks keep jumping in.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 01-05 03:48
ngl This is a typical tug-of-war between surface data and actual trading... Just looking at the 100k promise is useless; the real truth is the entry price of 30k.
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MerkleTreeHuggervip
· 01-05 03:33
Nah, these numbers don't add up. It's useless to just talk nicely; 30k is the real deal.
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