Frenz with money youtube videos proof

[totototo]

Here are all the crypto youtubers videos about frenz with money
let me know what you think, tell me if you still think it is a rug pull or not







@noodlelover @FBl @RICHCELDOM

 

[RICHCELDOM]

I paid for one of those videos once to promote my token.

its made for the dev to profit. NOT YOU.

(IM SAYING THIS OUT OF KINDNESS)

 

[Underdog9494]

I paid for one of those videos once to promote my token.

its made for the dev to profit. NOT YOU.

(IM SAYING THIS OUT OF KINDNESS)

What's your token? How much did you make?

 

[RICHCELDOM]

What's your token? How much did you make?

Not saying

 

[noodlelover]

This was the home video for one of those "youtubers":



He's literally telling pump and dump scammers how to pay for "crypto influencers" in his main video.

Not to mention the fake accounts in the comments for many of these videos promoting each of the shitcoins. Either that or a surprisingly large number of super model looking women love shit coins.

Also, I watched a couple of these videos from different channels, and different youtubers you posted and they have almost the same exact script, ran through an Ai or something to make it slightly different. "Meme coins are the real deal" vs "Meme coins are the real stars" "No other coins come close...."

They're all obviously reading the script they were paid to read. These aren't professional actors or big youtubers, it's painfully obvious what's happening.

 

[Underdog9494]

Not saying

Why

 

[noodlelover]

I paid for one of those videos once to promote my token.

its made for the dev to profit. NOT YOU.

(IM SAYING THIS OUT OF KINDNESS)

Did you profit? Is this easy money? (I'm not going to do it, but I'm curious).

My world model is, there is no easy money, and even most scammers fail to make a profit above starvation wages. Winning requires more experience, and a better understanding in any niche, than the competition. Basically, I believe market's are mostly efficient everywhere, but I'm could see myself being wrong.

 

[notsocommonthumb]

Not saying

plis say

 

[totototo]

Not saying

it didnt go well did it?

 

[totototo]

Did you profit? Is this easy money? (I'm not going to do it, but I'm curious).

My world model is, there is no easy money, and even most scammers fail to make a profit above starvation wages. Winning requires more experience, and a better understanding in any niche, than the competition. Basically, I believe market's are mostly efficient everywhere, but I'm could see myself being wrong.

religious beliefs

 

[sb23]

I paid for one of those videos once to promote my token.

its made for the dev to profit. NOT YOU.

(IM SAYING THIS OUT OF KINDNESS)

Fucking knew it. Of course you don’t make your money legit. The only way to make money with crypto is by scamming others. I’m completely fine with that, much more honourable than hoping you get lucky on shitcoins. I thought you were just another degen gambler.

 

[sb23]

Here are all the crypto youtubers videos about frenz with money
let me know what you think, tell me if you still think it is a rug pull or not







@noodlelover @FBl @RICHCELDOM

You are a victim. Stupid degen. You are worst than fat people. Stop trying to get lucky you scumbag.

 

[noodlelover]

religious beliefs

It has to do with the fact that there's 8 billion people on earth.

So every possible niche is going to be saturated with talent, and only the best win. Most loose, in every possible niche and fail to earn a livable wage.

At least online where there's global competition.

If you own some local restaurant or something, there's still a high failure rate, less than 20% of restaurant succeed, but there's less competition so the failure rate and the skill/luck to be successful is going to be less than online.

Let's say you're top 1% in intelligence and skill, there's still 80 million people smarter than you, saturating every possible niche stealing your customers, etc.