2026-01-08 23:27:41

Is 89Coin really the next 67Coin? I just bought in last night, but now someone has pointed out that there is a same-named project that has existed for 2 months in the market, and the community sizes are also quite similar, with over 700 active members. I'm a bit confused now and don't know which version to hold. Everyone in the community is discussing the differences between these two projects, but the real distinction is still a bit blurry. Which one are you all paying attention to now? The new project is more popular, but the old project has a longer operational history. How should I choose in this situation?

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VitalikFanAccount

· 1h ago

The same project with two sets of systems, I've seen this trick many times before. It was about time to check the contract.

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RamenStacker

· 01-08 23:57

Both 89 tokens should be looked at through tokenomics; high popularity doesn't necessarily mean it will rise. Damn, it's another coin with the same name. What a scam. Quickly check the contract address to confirm. Older projects are more stable; new ones with high popularity are also easy to dump.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-08 23:57

Oh no, this is awkward. There are actually two projects with the same name. It seems like someone is trying to ride the hype.

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quietly_staking

· 01-08 23:56

Are there 700 people for each project with the same name? How is this even possible? Feels like I've been scammed.

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CryptoSurvivor

· 01-08 23:56

The same-name project "Duo She" is a common tactic I've seen many times. Stay calm, and first see whose developers are more transparent. Are both of these projects with over 700 active users? Be cautious, they might both be just harvesting users. High popularity does not equal safety, and a long history doesn't necessarily mean reliability. The key is whether there are real products implemented. Wait, both are called 89Coin? Isn't this just a rebranding battle? My advice: don't rush to fully invest. Start with small amounts and test the waters first.

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