If Billions doesn’t issue a refund, wouldn’t they have already made 2X profit?

Or just get the refund already... Retail investors are just at the mercy of others—locking assets doesn’t lead to good outcomes. You plan as humans do, but things turn out differently than you expect. You thought you’d make money, but instead they’ve provided a refund by cutting you out.
If you want to hedge for something like half a year to a year, don’t even think about it. The KOL round Lab from a few days ago, and the Rave from a while back—these are all examples. Hedging is basically doomed. When you run into a project team that plays games like Billions, they’re even more likely to do you dirty. And you also have to factor in the cost from funding fees.
Lab was really popular last year when it launched on Cookie—there were tons of people talking nonstop. Telegram also got in touch with them, asking for all kinds of promotions and whatnot. The promises they made were also in the form of tokens. In these past few days, seeing the huge pump, the violent dump, and everyone exposing KOL round defaults—it's been way too entertaining 🤠
In a bit, just wait for the Billions Foundation to publish the airdrop claim link. Let’s get through today like this~