There are issues with the $FLOW project that warrant caution.
Let's start with the core points: unlimited issuance mechanism, the project's historical problems, and counterparty risk. These factors are intertwined and have already constituted systemic risk.
Specifically, there is no cap on issuance, which means that the downward pressure on the token price is long-term and ongoing. Worse still, negative fee rates appear on the neighboring exchange, while this side has positive fee rates—think about what this reflects behind the scenes? The market's confidence in the project is very low. There are also signs of cooperation at the exchange level, and the ultimate outcome is nothing more than delisting or cleanup.
The project team has a history of issues, and their performance during this resurgence is even more concerning. A project that can freely issue tokens, rollback transactions, and has vested interests with the platform, involves risks that are impossible to quantify. Limited discussion on Twitter communities and chaotic internal information flow are all bad signals.
Regardless of bullish or bearish sentiment, this token is not worth participating in. In the long run, it will either be forcibly delisted or continue to be diluted. For retail investors, the only outcome of involvement is loss.
Recommendation: Stay away. Focus your energy on healthier projects—there are no opportunities here, only risks.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 7h ago
The moment of unlimited issuance, I knew this thing was doomed, a typical scam to cut leeks.
I've heard too many lies about "it will go up," but in the end, they all get diluted to nothing.
Not worth touching, really.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 7h ago
Infinite inflation... Isn't this just a slow-acting poison? The coin price has never been good
It's high time to stay away from this trap; the fee rate has already proven it wrong
The project team can roll back at will? That's hilarious
You might as well check out other projects; this thing is really not interesting
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MevWhisperer
· 7h ago
Unlimited issuance? That's not even worth playing... Just buy stablecoins and relax.
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 7h ago
Infinite issuance + a dark history, this combination is truly unmatched. Not touching it is the right choice.
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Can the project team rollback transactions? Isn't this just a centralized roster?
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Negative fee rates and positive fee rates clash, the market has long cast its vote against them.
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Another "this time is different" story, tired of hearing it.
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Cleaning up and delisting is only a matter of time, everyone should run early.
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I can't be on the list of retail investors taking the hit.
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If the exchange shows signs of cooperation, that means it's dead.
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Twitter bans, information chaos... these warning signals are flashing way too red.
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SerRugResistant
· 7h ago
Unlimited issuance? Isn't this just a ticking time bomb of slow death... Stay away
There are issues with the $FLOW project that warrant caution.
Let's start with the core points: unlimited issuance mechanism, the project's historical problems, and counterparty risk. These factors are intertwined and have already constituted systemic risk.
Specifically, there is no cap on issuance, which means that the downward pressure on the token price is long-term and ongoing. Worse still, negative fee rates appear on the neighboring exchange, while this side has positive fee rates—think about what this reflects behind the scenes? The market's confidence in the project is very low. There are also signs of cooperation at the exchange level, and the ultimate outcome is nothing more than delisting or cleanup.
The project team has a history of issues, and their performance during this resurgence is even more concerning. A project that can freely issue tokens, rollback transactions, and has vested interests with the platform, involves risks that are impossible to quantify. Limited discussion on Twitter communities and chaotic internal information flow are all bad signals.
Regardless of bullish or bearish sentiment, this token is not worth participating in. In the long run, it will either be forcibly delisted or continue to be diluted. For retail investors, the only outcome of involvement is loss.
Recommendation: Stay away. Focus your energy on healthier projects—there are no opportunities here, only risks.