The ARC chain has always been weird, fully proving the theorem that the world is a giant makeshift operation. This @minarafun, backed by @minara and funded by @circle, started with a perfect hand—but turned it into this mess. I’m truly impressed. $Minara was the first coin launched on this platform. In DC, many people asked if it was an official platform token. Why not just stay silent—neither confirm nor deny? Instead, you actively denied it. Even if it wasn’t official, you didn’t have to endorse it, but why attack it outright? What’s the point? And then there’s $Circled—probably feeling like a bad start, they tried to create an insider FOMO pump to distract everyone. The logic and strategy aren’t flawed, but can’t you at least execute it cleanly? Tying multiple projects together isn’t unheard of—there are plenty of highly bundled insider pumps on BSC. But the damn official Twitter account got the token address wrong? Any one of those mistakes alone wouldn’t have doomed this platform. I was telling my group members the other day: “No matter how you play it, this platform shouldn’t die—unless arrogance is its fatal flaw.” And sure enough…