2026-01-10 08:25:20

Got caught holding the bag on this one. Managed to snag 2x after bonding, but should've taken profits right there—was sitting on a decent Sol gain. Ended up panic-selling for less than 1 Sol eventually. The issue? Dexboosts rewards came through as promised, so I figured the dev would handle the DEX listing too. Nope. Team moved at a snail's pace, momentum just evaporated, and the whole thing fizzled. Classic case of holding too long when execution falls short.

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ZenMiner

· 3h ago

The team only gives out rewards, but they can't clarify a single real issue. This is a clear sign of a rug pull.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 01-11 05:32

Greed destroys a lifetime; you should have run when the gains doubled This is a typical case of faith recharge, the team's slackness in the end Daring to go all-in for such petty staking profits, serves you right It's already good if Dexboost can deliver on time; still expecting miracles If there's profit, why not cash out immediately? Why gamble on the team's integrity? The team is slow, so we should run quickly— isn't that common sense? When execution collapses, retail investors should self-rescue; don't wait for redemption

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ContractTearjerker

· 01-10 08:55

Oh no, this is a classic case of greed addiction. --- Getting the funds on time from Dexboost actually sent the wrong signal, and the team started to slack off. --- Not selling when the returns are doubled is really a huge loss. --- The promised listing has disappeared without a trace; the project's operation is truly dragging it down. --- Holding a position for too long is really a nightmare, clearly able to exit safely but ended up trapped and dead. --- Trust in developers, you need to be more cautious in the crypto world. --- Panic selling is also unavoidable and helpless, so sad.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-10 08:55

It's another story of "trusting the developer and getting betrayed." I really can't take it anymore.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 01-10 08:53

Greed ruined me; I should have run away twice as early.

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WalletsWatcher

· 01-10 08:49

I didn't sell when I should have, now I'm regretting it.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-10 08:43

Damn, it's this kind of project again, and the team members are all paper tigers.

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TokenStorm

· 01-10 08:35

A typical case of "technical aspects are fine, but human nature is completely broken." On-chain data shows that there was indeed an exit opportunity at the peak, but we all know that FOMO can make people lose their minds.

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ForkMaster

· 01-10 08:31

The scene where the typical "reward credited = project reliable" beautiful illusion is shattered, I have seen quite a few such dramas. If you don't sell during the 2x profit period, it will be too late when the team’s true nature is exposed—this is what I often tell my friends, arbitrage opportunities from forks are fleeting. But on the other hand, it’s even more confusing that Dexboost can make timely payments; the developers are really just relying on this false sense of credibility to keep everyone hanging. During a bear market mining, watching projects like this is the most dangerous; a lack of execution ability means total loss. The milk money for the three kids I raise is only saved through knowing when to cut losses. Next time you encounter such a slow team, just go all-in and exit immediately.

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