WHY ISN'T SURF RUGGING WTF

Rugpull imminent. Pajeets inviting their victims.

>If you think this is a rug you are sorely mistaken.
Did you read my post at all? Or are you just copy/pasting a prescripted reply?

The reason you see the word used a lot is because it's so commonly the case in these defi projects. This isn't a token that has some kind of use like Chainlink does. The whole point of Surf is to make people rich. It's a ponzi.

Misspoke near the end, but my point still stands from the first sentence. This is not a ponzi scheme. DYOR using the tools readily available to you, if you decide after that it's a ponzi I would say fair game and be cool with you ignoring the project. But I think if you looked into it more you'd see this is legit, and I don't want user's to miss out.

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I would say it could be applied to 99% of crypto projects, including link from what i gathered they dont really see much actual usage rn

The whole point of any investment venture is to enrich the investors. This happens to be a block-chain investment venture which feeds the profitability of future projects back into the LP holders of this project who are staked in the whirlpool. It's meant to be a one stop shop for financial exposure to all of the pseudo-user devs with fairly large reputations. It is made short term profitable by fees which are collected from whales trying to pump and dump the price, or dumping the farmed tokens they have. It uses fixed APY to host a fair launch of a token that will pay money to holders from the projects built on top of it. The devs will post the source code for the other projects BEFORE the whirlpool accepts any funds, just as they did with the beaches, and anyone who is SURFING, will make it. This is not a weird project because the intent is to make the investors rich, you're just a newfren uncomfortable with the space and user devs because you can't read .sol files.

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>This is not a ponzi scheme. DYOR using the tools readily available to you
The white paper says the end-game is rewarding people for holding SURF tokens with more SURF tokens. And a vague "please look forward to it" about other projects that will maybe be tacked onto it as well.

So I ask again, why would someone buy SURF tokens after the whirlpool opens? This is where it looks like people are just gonna be in a race to sell.
>feeds the profitability of future projects
So, literally nothing but a brand with a promise of things to come.

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I have to make my morning coffee to fold clothes with my gf, but please stop by and ask more questions to decide if you'd like to start SURFing or not. I've made good money off of this and want to pay that forward.
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Someone buys SURF tokens before, during, and after the whirlpool launch because the devs will have already posted the source code to the projects launching on top of the whirlpool, if you're so afraid of getting scammed because you can't read .sol files then wait until the source code for the other projects are dropped and then you can FOMO in at $20. By all means stay away if you don't think audited and open source contracts are trustworthy.

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Why does Clement follow their twitter? Why did CMC shout them out on twitter and list them within an hour of their launch? Up on coingecko too. How much money is staked in beaches right now?

>if you're so afraid of getting scammed
I have already said I don't think this is a scam. That doesn't mean it's viable or sustainable. With all due respect I don't think you actually know what a "ponzi scheme" is.
Yes, a lot of people are talking about SURF. It does have a marketing fund, after all. I am willing to believe the intentions of the development team are genuine, but that doesn't mean this is sustainable or worth putting money into. Right now people are investing in a hypothetical because of the excitement of getting in on the ground floor, which is why you keep talking about FOMOing. You're letting that sense of urgency drive your decision making because you can't differentiate something not being a scam and something actually being a worthwhile investment.