2026-01-02 02:22:59

The popularity of $NOLIMIT rises quickly and may also fade just as fast. The real issue isn't the coin itself, but trust. If the platform can promptly disclose the CTO's identity and complete the necessary due diligence, it might dispel many doubts. What’s in front of us now is — the founder is still here, the community is still here, but trust cannot withstand turmoil. It's like buying and selling; you need to let people see clearly who you are and what you're doing. The transparency of the project team and trading platform often determines how long a coin can survive.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 2h ago

Once trust is broken, it's over. NOLIMIT is now hanging on the edge of a cliff.

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LongTermDreamer

· 2h ago

As for transparency, it's easier to talk about than to implement. Three years ago, I saw projects like this, some of which are still doing well, while others have died out. The difference lies in whether they dare to show their true colors.

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TopBuyerForever

· 2h ago

Basically, it's a trust crisis. If even the CTO doesn't dare to show their face, how can I trust it?

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