They are all makeshift teams, taking advantage of favorable winds, launching a project, and selling it out in less than two years. 99.9% of project tokens are sold out within three years at most. How long do you think a project can last? Some continue to issue new tokens by changing contracts, while others simply run away and start new projects. Is there a project team that relies on financing rather than selling tokens, with a team token lock-up period of over 10 years, committed to the long-term development of the project?

Can project parties replace tokens??

For example: G, POL, LUMIA, KAIA, STRAX, QUICK, PDA, SLF, etc.

Let's start with a cautious answer.

Such tokens should never be held long-term; you should sell following the trend.

I’m not saying you can’t make money playing with these tokens.

However, playing with these tokens is inherently unfair.

For example, the previous three artificial intelligence tokens were exchanged for FET, render was exchanged for rndr, and MC was exchanged for beamx.

Why exchange tokens?

My conclusion is that the project party sold all the tokens; even if they buy tokens to operate the swings, they won't make much profit and don't have a significant advantage over retail investors.

But this token has caught a hot trend, the market sentiment is great, it looks like it’s rising, but they aren’t making money, which is very tempting.

So, they devised a plan. They replaced all the tokens, reserving a portion for themselves.

They know the speculative value of these things. So, when the price rises, the project party sells.

The more they sell, the faster retail investors get cut. When they see such a drop, and the market is good, they continue to push the price up and keep selling. Over time, the new entrants disappear, and the project party switches to a new token to continue playing, leaving retail investors with no opportunity at all.

There were once two tokens, Quantum Chain and Antshare; after the Antshare project party sold out, they found it skyrocketed, directly increasing by 800 times.

Then the project party saw such a good trend and continued to develop another token that inherited from Antshare, and they continued to sell. This time they didn’t sell out completely.

I never understand why retail investors buy these tokens, mainly because a large portion is still willing to hold long-term, not selling even in a bull market, even when it has increased 30 times. They hold on tightly, which is frustrating.

Then they return to the starting point. Then they sell. Why can they hold onto the shoddy tokens but not Bitcoin?

In such operations, making money in the crypto world has nothing to do with you. You need to avoid it.