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It pains me to say this. I’ve been contacted by people from the “What If” Telegram group. what-if-3:native you knew what I know, you’d protect your capital. Rome must fall before it can rise. I still like the project a lot, but certain people need to step aside for it to succeed—and that seems unlikely. More later very busy right now. Study the charts, pumps, and wallets. Protect your loved ones. ethereum:native

DON'T READ Follow the money, they say. I think it’s pretty clear which dog they were talking about. KANON, what-if-3:native you want to base your thesis off of: “I was in a call.” “I’m literally shaking right now.” “I know a guy who knows a guy.” “It’s confirmed but I can’t disclose.” “They literally said the word swag, my dog has swag!” Then you are playing a very risky game. Remember, since when do things in crypto make sense and look obvious? Pay attention to their words. After this tiny account posted yesterday, now they are correcting their language. Now “they don’t know for certain” a listing is coming, whereas yesterday was a whole different story. KANON, being bullish is ok. Just don’t let people take advantage of your bullishness. Speak for yourself, ask questions, challenge ideas. Even if they try to silence you. Btw, it’s not a CTO if the larger percentage of moderators in a group belong to a private paid group. You have to lay out YOUR own thesis. That’s your best chance at winning. They had the perfect opportunity to run this project to the hundreds of millions, but greed got to them. Now they are stuck between projects. One of those projects will survive at best and the other will horribly lag. I say lag because they have a solid floor. The only problem is there isn’t demand. There’s no volume. Exiting now would be killing each other. And most of the top holders know each other. I could go on and on based on the information I have. If you want to exit, your best chance is at the end of every 4H close. I’m not suggesting you exit. I’m not. I will wait until these bad actors step aside. It’s going to take a good while. It seems they are going to milk it. They are trying to keep the chart bullish as much as they can. I just don’t think it can be sustained much longer. What I will tell you is this: they are not paying you enough for pushing multiple projects. No, they are not even giving you a sweet deal. They already bought at a discount in the group that you are not a part of. The amount of free advertisement they are getting from you is not worth the effort if they don’t come clean and fully focus on one project. Study and protect your loved ones. ethereum:native

kANON Have you not learned? Since when do things have to be obvious or make sense in crypto? “I was in a call.” “I’m literally shaking right now.” "I'm thinking about buying more" “I know a guy who knows a guy.” How do you know all these things are true? These are old tactics that many will keep using. And why does it necessarily mean your project is getting listed? Don’t overcomplicate things. Lay out YOUR thesis. Having someone guide you is always cool, but you have to have your own thesis and conviction. Otherwise, when things go south you either blame the person who guided you or panic sell. Why do you think your project will succeed? what-if-3:native: All the boring reasons we already know — timeless, unique, everyone says it, easy to understand, etc. The main one for me is this: when you see it, whether you want to or not, it makes you ponder. It makes you stop for a second. You hesitate and don’t buy it. Next day it’s up. You still don’t buy it. Next day the same thing. Then when you finally buy, it dips and you panic sell. Next day the cycle repeats. That’s your healthy dose of gamble. Dog coins and cat coins (that went to millions and billions): What do all of them have in common? Three powerful things: sticky name, cute, and funny. If you lack one of these, I’m sorry, but you’re in for a rude awakening. I personally think Pipedog could’ve been a good play if it didn’t start as a scam. I also think thinking-cat:native is a wonderful beta play for cash-cat:native. Cat is funny, has a very sticky name, makes you ponder, and is cute. CTOs are the projects that will do the best. People who play this game want it as fair as possible. They don’t want to see a group behind a coin unless that person is buying their own bag and working for it. Another thing: when your product is good, people will go out of their way to buy it. Listings are always welcome, but at the end of the day the masses are the ones who do the buying. what-if-3:native you study, you win. ethereum:native

DON'T READ Have you not learned? Since when do things have to be obvious or make sense in crypto? “I was in a call.” “I’m literally shaking right now.” "I'm thinking about buying more" “I know a guy who knows a guy.” How do you know all these things are true? These are old tactics that many will keep using. And why does it necessarily mean your project is getting listed? Don’t overcomplicate things. Lay out YOUR thesis. Having someone guide you is always cool, but you have to have your own thesis and conviction. Otherwise, when things go south you either blame the person who guided you or panic sell. Why do you think your project will succeed? what-if-3:native: All the boring reasons we already know — timeless, unique, everyone says it, easy to understand, etc. The main one for me is this: when you see it, whether you want to or not, it makes you ponder. It makes you stop for a second. You hesitate and don’t buy it. Next day it’s up. You still don’t buy it. Next day the same thing. Then when you finally buy, it dips and you panic sell. Next day the cycle repeats. That’s your healthy dose of gamble. Dog coins and cat coins (that went to millions and billions): What do all of them have in common? Three powerful things: sticky name, cute, and funny. If you lack one of these, I’m sorry, but you’re in for a rude awakening. I personally think Pipedog could’ve been a good play if it didn’t start as a scam. I also think thinking-cat:native is a wonderful beta play for cash-cat:native. Cat is funny, has a very sticky name, makes you ponder, and is cute. CTOs are the projects that will do the best. People who play this game want it as fair as possible. They don’t want to see a group behind a coin unless that person is buying their own bag and working for it. Another thing: when your product is good, people will go out of their way to buy it. Listings are always welcome, but at the end of the day the masses are the ones who do the buying. what-if-3:native you study, you win. ethereum:native

what-if-3:native you have conviction, you’ll win.