It's puzzling to see why some projects roll out founder-led ETFs when they seem disconnected from the main operation. There must be some strategic angle—maybe it's a play for traditional finance credibility, or simply greasing the wheels for broader market adoption. Either way, the ETF landscape has gotten pretty crowded these days. The space used to mean something different. Now you've got all sorts of products flooding in, diluting what made them interesting in the first place.
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RunWhenCut
· 01-11 21:14
I've seen the founder's ETF scheme too many times. To put it simply, they just want to take a cut from traditional finance. Now this stuff is everywhere...
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ZenChainWalker
· 01-11 19:47
The crypto world is starting a new way to cut leeks again, with founders themselves issuing ETFs? The real intention isn't just about the ETF.
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MEVSandwich
· 01-08 23:03
To be honest, it's a bit awkward that the founder is handling ETFs himself, just to get that pass from traditional finance.
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-08 22:52
The founder issuing an ETF themselves? It seems like they're just trying to raise funds, wearing the disguise of traditional finance.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-08 22:52
The founder creating an ETF is indeed a bit outrageous... Basically, it's just trying to scalp some quick gains and boost their reputation.
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FancyResearchLab
· 01-08 22:52
Still trying to fool traditional finance with credibility, huh? This move has maximum academic value and minimum practical value.
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AlphaLeaker
· 01-08 22:36
Haha, I’ve seen through the founder-led ETF trick early on. Basically, they just want to ride on the coattails of TradFi.
It's puzzling to see why some projects roll out founder-led ETFs when they seem disconnected from the main operation. There must be some strategic angle—maybe it's a play for traditional finance credibility, or simply greasing the wheels for broader market adoption. Either way, the ETF landscape has gotten pretty crowded these days. The space used to mean something different. Now you've got all sorts of products flooding in, diluting what made them interesting in the first place.