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1/ In 2021, digital horses sold for up to $36,900 each. Today, their owners can't even give them away. The Zed Run story is a cautionary tale every NFT investor needs to hear...

2/ Early believers poured in 6-7 figures, convinced they were buying digital assets that would race and breed for as long as the game existed. A digital legacy in the making.

4/ A collaboration with The Preakness Stakes produced NFT horses that sold for nearly $400,000 combined. The digital horse racing gold rush was on.

5/ Even celebrities jumped on board. Ja Rule and poker champion Chris Moneymaker were among the high-profile players at Zed's peak. The hype was real.

6/ But then came the betrayal. Just MONTHS after selling horses for up to $36,900, Zed changed the racing algorithm, instantly devaluing many of the most expensive purchases.

7/ The community was further rocked when an insider known as "Aloha Tim" allegedly examined the racing algorithm and bought two of the best horses in the game. Trust? Completely shattered.

8/ As outrage grew, Zed continued to fumble with every decision. Multiple heads of product cycled through while basic bugs remained unfixed. The writing was on the wall.

9/ Then Zed made a crushing announcement: a "migration" to a new game with vague compensation details for existing owners. Translation: your expensive horses? Worthless.

10/ What came next was a slap in the face. Zed Champions was announced as the future, while original Zed Run horses that cost tens of thousands would effectively become glorified JPEGs.

11/ The reward system for Zed Champions was a masterclass in disrespect. People who invested 5-6 figures received almost NOTHING, while newcomers who bought cheap horses from departing players were heavily rewarded.

12/ How bad was it? Users who poured in 5 figures received just a single "common badge" or "breeder horse" in return. Countless hours and dollars? Gone.

13/ In a final middle finger to loyalty, they rebranded from Zed Run to Zed Champions and switched chains from Polygon to Base, hoping to bury their shameful history.

14/ Today, original supporters who invested $36,900 per horse are left holding worthless digital art.

15/ From $36,900 to practically zero. This isn't just about NFTs falling from grace—it's about a company that happily took millions from believers.

16/ Have you been burned by projects that left early adopters behind? Share your stories below. 👇