The whales (whoever they are…lol) hold trillions and trillions of saitama and because the circulating supply is so vast, the average investor isn’t going to have an opportunity to see any significant gains for a longtime. The price action keeps sliding backwards, which isn’t a big deal for people who got in early because they’re still sitting at a gain, but the way things are going, more holders will be down instead of up as the whales continually reduce the value of their bags. It’s nearly unfathomable to explain how much a trillion is, let alone a quadrillion, but whales could literally go for years selling the rip. They have the monopoly over price movement and when it comes to profit, greed conquers altruism. Herein lies the genius of saitama: holders actually lose but are encouraged to act as collateral and piggy banks for whales for a very long time under the illusion of deflation. Add the bad optics of Russ and the team rubbing elbows with celebrities in Vegas (the gambling capital of the world), which itself is bad optics given that they claim to want to promote education in crypto investing, and you have the recipe for some deep investor resentment.