The new History section on @rainbow reminds me of all my stupid decisions, like how I threw ~$130 away by locking instead of dumping my $VVV scamdrop

Another Kchamp classic made legible by @rainbow  history 

Here’s how you turn $25 into $.75

By buying $PUBLIC at the pico top only to get viciously rugged on 😂 

I don’t expect to profit off of dev coins or creator coins — it is a gesture of support — but sheesh 

By contrast my $NATIVE while still down (reflecting overall market) has held its value 

So tell me — What is the right approach to these coins? 

I want to support good projects. However there’s no shared standards or norms around these coins, and I’m unsure how to approach. 

At the end of the day, I would have felt better about just donating $25 to the project directly instead of being exit liquidity for someone else (surely not the creator, but maybe. I haven’t checked the chain)

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I have come to the conclusion that, if you buy any coins, it's best to believe that the money is lost and be pleasantly surprised if it isn't. And actually your suggestion about donating to the project directly is a better way to support devs or creators