Houdini Swap (LOCK)

people aren't angry enough at the houdini swap situation and i genuinely don't understand why.

a project that generated $13M in revenue last year just got acquired for $18M and every single $LOCK holder got nothing from that exit. not a cent. think about how absurd that is, if you bought shares in a company that got acquired, you would receive your proportional value from that sale because that is how ownership works. but in crypto you can hold a token for years and when the team cashes out, you get absolutely nothing.

here's what they did before the announcement:
> buybacks were quietly turned off weeks before the deal closed
> the token was already bleeding while the acquisition was being negotiated behind closed doors
> the moment the announcement hit, the token dumped 96% in a month

this is not a one-off. a "decentralized" project runs buybacks to prop the price, stops them quietly, finds a buyer, cashes out, and retail is left holding a chart going to zero. different name, different ticker, same outco

Another day, another M&A rug:

@HoudiniSwap just got acquired for ~$18M. Team + equity holders eat. $LOCK token holders? Nothing.

Buybacks turned off weeks ago.

Same story as Padre, Vertex, Axelar, etc...

Reminder: In most crypto projects, your token is NOT equity. It's utility at best, exit liquidity at worst. Team sells the company → you hold the bag.

DYOR on token rights before aping.