It's worth questioning whether $LIT has genuinely lost its utility in the market. The project appears to lack real traction—there's virtually no meaningful adoption or active usage across its ecosystem. What's particularly concerning is the pattern: funds continuously flow in from retail participants, yet the project delivers minimal tangible value in return. Without authentic use cases or a thriving user base, it raises legitimate concerns about whether the underlying mechanism is primarily designed to extract capital rather than build sustainable adoption. The absence of genuine demand suggests the token's viability remains questionable.
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CryptoMotivator
· 12h ago
Another vampire project, playing the trick of harvesting profits like a pro.
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ClassicDumpster
· 01-15 18:21
NGL, this is a typical vampire mechanism. The money coming in doesn't see a single penny of it actually being used or landing.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-14 00:33
ngl $LIT is just a scam to harvest naive investors, only foolish money enters the market
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DaoTherapy
· 01-14 00:31
Lol, it's the same old spiel. Every dead project is spun with such grandiose rhetoric.
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TideReceder
· 01-14 00:27
To be honest, I've seen many projects like this... zero ecosystem, zero usage, just siphoning retail investors, a typical Ponzi scheme.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 01-14 00:26
Isn't this just a vampire mechanism? Once the newcomers get in, they're gone.
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-14 00:18
Another vampire project, you get in and you're just being exploited.
It's worth questioning whether $LIT has genuinely lost its utility in the market. The project appears to lack real traction—there's virtually no meaningful adoption or active usage across its ecosystem. What's particularly concerning is the pattern: funds continuously flow in from retail participants, yet the project delivers minimal tangible value in return. Without authentic use cases or a thriving user base, it raises legitimate concerns about whether the underlying mechanism is primarily designed to extract capital rather than build sustainable adoption. The absence of genuine demand suggests the token's viability remains questionable.