@anokeljungeu

Notcoin taught us that “airdrop” doesn’t mean “free money”—it means “free chance to lose money if you’re reckless.” The token crashed because the supply flooded the market the second it launched, and demand dried up faster than a water bottle in a lecture hall. The key takeaway? Always think about supply and demand—if millions of tokens are unlocking at once, prices are gonna drop. For risk management, channel your inner responsible student: 1) Do minimal research—check if the project has a use case (not just “tap to earn”) and active developers (not ghosters). 2) Use the “1% rule”—only invest 1% of your total savings in high-risk tokens. 3) Avoid leverage like it’s a bad group project partner—borrowing money to invest in crypto is a one-way ticket to debt. And remember: if it sounds too good to be true, it’s probably a trap. Notcoin’s crash was a wake-up call—don’t hit snooze

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