No offense to this sub (I hold Solana). But it’s only got 168k subs. If you’re trying to spread FUD, posting to a tiny 168k community of diehard Solanaians; has got to be the most inefficient way to do it.
Like if this was r/nba. A 8 million sub. I can see it being effective. Some rando trying to spread FUD on a 168k sub is just wasting his time.
I’m not seeing how this can be a grift. How does a scammer pretending to be a scam victim, create more opportunities to scam people?
Occam’s Razor says, it’s probably just people new to crypto. Solana did recently 3x. There must be a huge influx of newbies.
They get scammed. They don’t know what to do. Start googling. This must be the 1st time they even know what Reddit is.
Might be an evolutionary thing. They defenders that made it to the nba, got there guarding mostly right-handers.
You joke, but he’s literally got fouled in the face before. No call: https://np.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/z2ztt9/highlight_nikola_jokic_gets_by_3_defenders_for/
The video got dmca’d :(
I thought the legal age limit in US is 21. Where are your highschool kids betting?
Title should have been “Gobert shoots his first 3pt attempt of the season”.
To keep us in suspense.
Like we are really in some weird and dark times…
Basketball betting scandals? A tale as old as time: https://ftw.usatoday.com/2018/05/11-biggest-scandals-in-sports-gambling-history
If anything, it’s a complete surprise/anomaly we haven’t had a scandal in the past 10 years.
Running down the shotclock on a fast break? 11.33 mins left in the quarter? In quarter 3?
Like I said. You’re preaching to the worst possible demographic. This sub is all (including me) Solana diehards.
The people like you who even know what Reddit is and visit Reddit for the first time… do it after they get scammed.
You’re better off making a step-by-step video of how you got scammed. Put it on Youtube. And possibly make ad revenue from that.
You’ll reach a bigger audience. And more importantly, the right audience, that your video would be helpful towards.