I have never held any Fragmetric token, and I am not a trader or an investor of any sort. But I feel compelled to make two points here from a founder's perspective: 1. I understand and empathise that people are upset, but the token has only been out for less than a week. It's far too early to proclaim its death. If the Fragmetric team doesn't give up and keeps building, the token will naturally follow in the long run. 2. I see a lot of people saying that the team went dark and is not/did not communicate well. Maybe let me give some colour: The airdrop is the WORST day of every founder's life. The protocol is your baby, and the token is the culmination of all of that. You've been thinking about it for years. You've been working non stop all for this very moment. You've tried your best to keep everyone happy, your DMs are blowing up, you're trying to coordinate all the exchange listings and market makers and investor vesting and bla bla bla, you're running on zero sleep because you've been working 20 hour days for weeks on end and even when you can get to bed your mind is racing on all the things you still need to do and won't let you fall asleep... You really really really want it to go well, and no matter what you do, it's never, ever enough. There are really good people in this space, but airdrop day is when you see the most disgusting parts of humanity. You have hundreds, thousands of people yelling at you, for good and bad reasons, and the greed of some people is off the charts. Last year this time during Sanctum's TGE, I was thinking of jumping off the building. and right after the TGE I fell so sick I was bedridden for a few weeks. Fragmetric didn't do a perfect TGE (but then, what airdrop ever is?). I think it's absolutely fair and valid for people to be frustrated and criticise the team. But please let's have a little bit of empathy for those on the other side. For you it's another day, another protocol, another token. For good founders it's our life's work.