NotSoSchrodinger

The article analyzes SafeMoon's tokenomics model, highlighting how mechanisms like 10% tax, reflections, and liquidity claims created an illusion of trust. It questions whether these structures are verifiable and warns against conflating tokenomics with genuine trust.

The article discusses how bad token research often arises when multiple signals (e.g., price movement, volume, liquidity, attention) temporarily align, creating a false sense of confidence. It emphasizes the challenge of determining which signals deserve the most weight when they only partially agree, arguing that price momentum alone should not dominate analysis without understanding underlying support.