2025-12-27 16:24:57

Observing the套路 of OTC projects, it turns out that hype and promotion are just a passing trend. Once launched, they begin a relentless downward spiral. This seems to have become some kind of curse.

What’s even more heartbreaking is that some projects haven't even achieved true "launch," yet their prices have already collapsed completely. The project teams have long disappeared into the vast sea of people.

Looking back at the套路 of the OTC market over the years: initially creating a sense of scarcity and FOMO to attract investors to buy in, then what? Either slowly dumping and crashing the price, or directly stopping operations, leaving investors to realize they've been played. There are too many examples to count.

The problem is not only in the price trend but also in the authenticity and sustainability of the projects themselves. OTC projects without real practical applications are essentially a game of hot potato.

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AirDropMissed

· 12-27 16:55

It's the same old trick again, just a variation of FOMO cutting leeks. --- Project team disappears into thin air, and the coin price plummets straight down. It happens every time. --- Basically, it's a game of hot potato; whoever catches the last stick is doomed. --- They hype it up loudly at first, then start to back off after launch? I've seen too many scams like this. --- They dare to raise funds without real application implementation. Isn't this just a masquerade for air coins? --- OTC trading is too complicated; you really need to be cautious. --- I've seen through it long ago—scarcity, FOMO, dumping—it's all the same old routine. --- The problem is, so many people keep rushing in, what does that say? --- These project teams disappear so quickly; their exit speed is lightning-fast.

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GasFeeTears

· 12-27 16:52

It's the same old trick again, aggressively promoting and starting to settle scores right after launch. This OTC wave is really outrageous; the project team ran away very quickly. Passing the flower around the drum never goes out of style; whoever catches the last stick is the fool. I just want to ask how many people still truly believe in these. Honestly, there's no real support behind it; it's just an air coin.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 12-27 16:44

It's the same old trick again, I'm really fed up --- So OTC is just a big casino, no one should deceive anyone --- I've seen through it long ago, they hype it up loudly at the beginning, then turn around and run away --- Playing hot potato for so many years, there's always someone still taking the bait --- Projects without application support can't possibly rise, do they have a hole in their brains? --- Honestly, when I look at projects now, I only ask one question: Have they really gone live? --- I've seen this kind of scheme too many times, it's just copy and paste --- FOMO emotions are harmful, the last person to act always loses big --- The moment the project team disappears without a trace, you realize you've been cut --- The essence of the OTC market is still hot potato, no exceptions

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 12-27 16:35

This kind of project is truly incredible. I've seen too many of them. It's just another shell game of passing the drum. The project team runs faster than anyone else, while retail investors are still holding the bag. To put it simply, it's a scam, there's nothing more to say. OTC is too complicated, I stopped touching it a long time ago. Anyone still playing with this kind of thing probably has a gambler's mentality. I'm already tired of that set of propaganda. This is the routine operation in the crypto circle; just get used to it.

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governance_ghost

· 12-27 16:35

It's the same old trick, always making solemn promises, and what’s the result? Heavy losses. I've been fooled too many times to understand that projects without real-world application support are just empty talk. That's why now whenever I see FOMO, I just turn off the screen. The projects I've seen, their方案PPT is more exquisite than the product itself, hilarious. As for OTC, to put it simply, it's a game of hot potato—whoever holds it last is doomed.

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