2026-01-03 23:22:18

$Jager I have an idea here, and we are planning to launch a new project tentatively called Joker. To be honest, my health has not been very good recently, and I have been running a fever. Typing may inevitably have some errors; please bear with me.

I genuinely want to do this project seriously and will fully incorporate community feedback. If any mistakes occur during the process, I will actively face them rather than shift blame, ensuring the stability of the project and the healthy development of the token price.

Friends who are interested are welcome to participate and witness the growth of this project together. Whether as participants or observers, everyone’s support and supervision are appreciated.

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AirdropATM

· 01-06 12:15

Take care of your health, don't push yourself too hard. Focus on recovering your body first before dealing with the project. Joker's name has some potential; I just want to understand how the gameplay actually works. It sounds nice, but ultimately it depends on the follow-up operations. Don't let it turn into another pump-and-dump scheme. Still busy with the project while having a fever—kind of ridiculous haha, truly a hardcore entrepreneur persona. Every new project claims to fully absorb feedback; how many actually do? But the fact that he's willing to admit mistakes proactively is somewhat interesting. Joker... as long as it makes money, everything else is negotiable. Doesn't seem like a simple pump-and-dump scheme; I'll keep an eye on it.

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-06 08:55

First, take care of your health. Worrying about the project while having a fever shows a good mindset. Joker, this name... interesting, want to take a gamble? Sounds good, but it all depends on what you do next. Don't just talk tough. Typing with a fever is a bit harsh, but using typos as an excuse is a bit... you know. Being serious is a basic requirement, not a bonus. This wave can be observed and played, just listen to what the community has to say as an observer.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-03 23:45

Based on on-chain data, the community feedback mechanism design before the launch of a new project is crucial and should be approached from three dimensions: first is governance transparency, second is the completeness of risk disclosure, and third is the coverage of smart contract audits. These points directly affect the stability of subsequent TVL. Persisting with the project despite feeling unwell is indeed noteworthy, but more attention should be paid to Joker's specific mechanism design—how the APY model in the white paper operates, whether it has undergone formal audits, and how to prevent flash loan risks. No matter how good the words sound, data speaks louder. Releasing several monthly reports in the early stages would be more convincing. I've heard many times that serious project development is important, but the key is whether they can stick to it until the coin price drops by 50% and still be willing to admit mistakes. All new projects say this, but most of them end up failing. According to historical data, among projects with participation rates over 80%, less than 15% remain active in the end. It feels somewhat like the standard routine before fundraising, but since community feedback was emphasized, we'll just wait and see the subsequent actions.

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token_therapist

· 01-03 23:39

Still pushing projects despite being burned out, no one else has such spirit. But on the other hand, is the name Joker meant to play with probability theory?

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MechanicalMartel