We've all seen how the indian founder ( a.k.a scammer) sold his stack of APT when it was at 14-15$ and left the company. A few weeks later the market crashes and APT is now ~ 5$.
- Aptos during 3 years didn't succeed nor in good gains or adoption.
- The asian founder that is in charge now ( a.k.a new scammer) just proposed the community to cut staking rewards from 7% to 3%. This will make whales re-think their holdings
Meanwhile SUI did a few times already 4-7x'es and it attracts more users and community so it's clear SUI will be the winner of the cycle ( but it's market cap is already 12 bln circulating so ...)
For me, it's clear that APT, from the very beginning, was meant for 1 thing only: Dump on retail long-term, while "building" to show that they are working, in other words : an old form of scam but with new design :)
This was my biggest dissapointment as investment all these years and I'm not sure it has any future but : you never know ) If bullrun continues, it might pump 10x one day
- Aptos during 3 years didn't succeed nor in good gains or adoption.
- The asian founder that is in charge now ( a.k.a new scammer) just proposed the community to cut staking rewards from 7% to 3%. This will make whales re-think their holdings
Meanwhile SUI did a few times already 4-7x'es and it attracts more users and community so it's clear SUI will be the winner of the cycle ( but it's market cap is already 12 bln circulating so ...)
For me, it's clear that APT, from the very beginning, was meant for 1 thing only: Dump on retail long-term, while "building" to show that they are working, in other words : an old form of scam but with new design :)
This was my biggest dissapointment as investment all these years and I'm not sure it has any future but : you never know ) If bullrun continues, it might pump 10x one day
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