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Let's talk about LEGION My first encounter with it was when I participated in FUEL, and back then the mechanics really seemed interesting to me. No tokens, no staking, just based on your Score you get the opportunity to participate in sales. It felt like here’s finally a real alternative and a way to filter out bots and multi-accounts. After some time, the negative side of this mechanic revealed itself to me. My score wasn’t high - 555 at the time of participation - and I thought that was pretty decent to at least get 100–200 USDC allocation, but no matter how many applications I sent in many proj's, they were always rejected. In the end, the sales became like top-tier VC deals: you can look, but don’t touch. You can submit an application just to feel like you’re doing something. I’ve seen influencers’ accounts where they brag about getting approved for $5,000 allocations, and I’m just sitting there realizing that it would take me years to reach that level, or, like many others do, find some developer friend with a fat GitHub to boost your score somehow - but unfortunately I don’t have such connections. So what is marketed as “openness” compared to traditional VC actually remains “closed” for the majority. It turns out LEGION is like the legion of the early Roman Republic - Only the wealthy who brought their own gear could join, while the truly great legion was that of the late Republic, open even to the poorest citizens. Yes, when the market is cold and a project has little demand, your chances are much higher - but there’s also the risk that small retail capital will lose its crumbs. Let’s be honest: influencers who already have big income don’t really care about the projects themselves. In most cases, they just enter and dump on the hype with big volumes, while scattered small retail capital might actually hold to maximize their tiny share.

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