Ever notice how some project founders operate? There's this one where the sequence went like this: early community members got roped into a coin before launch, myself included. The catch? Once the founder realized gains, they dumped their position while it was running hot. Fast forward three months and that same coin tripled from their exit point.

But here's where it gets sketchy. Right after liquidating, this person conveniently updated the DEX contract info, scrubbed their communication channels, and essentially rewrote the public record. All of this while they're literally running their own yield farms tied to the project.

It's a textbook case of what happens when founders prioritize personal exits over community trust. The infrastructure was there to mislead, the incentives were misaligned from day one.