The truly frightening thing may no longer be the project itself, but rather the traffic driven by biased perspectives.

Initially, taking a short position against was just a trading mistake; but when negotiations broke down, public opinion immediately erupted.
Long threads, investigation posts, and FUD across the entire internet all at once, causing the market sentiment to flip instantly.
Now, many people automatically assume that anyone standing on the "exposing the truth" side is inherently on the side of justice.
People don't even have time to verify the logic before panic begins to spread.
In the end, the token price plummets, liquidity collapses, and retail investors rush to exit.
More and more, I feel that the most dangerous place in the crypto world now is: some people hold positions and also have a voice.