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SpaceFi (∎, ∆) 🦇🔊

SpaceFi (∎, ∆) 🦇🔊

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“Farmer from the zk rollup community”The Rise and Fall of spacefi spacefi is a textbook example of a project that rode the hype wave and crashed it straight into the ground. The team cleverly capitalized on the buzz around zksync, scroll,{zk rollup} and evemos, targeting users from these ecosystems who were actively farming and hunting for airdrops. with flashy marketing and promises of a “cross-chain space ecosystem,” spacefi managed to attract a huge user base fast. But behind the cosmic visuals and fancy narratives, there was no real substance. Instead of building tangible value, the project sold users on gimmicks “spaceships,” NFTs, and staking pools that were supposed to be part of some grand metaverse vision. In reality, those ships and NFTs were nothing more than on chain JPEGs with zero real-world utility or sustainable reward mechanisms. Thousands of users locked their assets, farmed tokens, and bought NFTs expecting growth but what they got instead was silence. As soon as the initial hype faded, the team went dark. Development stalled, social activity dried up, and what’s left now is a ghost project with worthless tokens and abandoned farms.naserya · 1346· 12mo ago · negative9
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