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Threadguy explains why he’s DONE with undoxxed founders “If you’re a founder and you’re raising money in public, I’m not interested with the undoxxed thing, I think it’s wack. Like it threw me off with Unwise, your name is Unwise and no one knows who you are? It’s sus... show more

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Rasmr explains why he refuses to shill undoxxed CT accounts "I'm so fucking sick of glazing CT people. Trading Axe changed my whole view. I used to think he was the coolest guy ever, then he just kept shit talking me, calling me a retard. So I go to his account, and he doesn't even follow me. Like who are you trying to farm aura from bro? So many CT people are like this." "Dip Wheeler is cool, but who the fuck is this guy? Why would I want to make him rich? You think he's going to bless the trenches? He's undoxxed, he's not blessing anyone, he's going to cash out." "Ansem has something to lose. Dip Wheeler has nothing to lose, he's just going to extract. I'm done glazing random people."

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