A newly launched cryptocurrency token named 'Zero' has drawn significant attention after its creator, who had previously raised funds for medical research, warned potential buyers that the token was destined to fail. Despite the explicit warning in its description—'This token is going to zero and you will definitely lose all your money. Do not buy it. It is worth zero'—many investors purchased the token, leading to a backlash when its value dropped. The creator, identified as 'blader', expressed surprise at the number of people who ignored the warning and bought the token. Following the launch, he reportedly sold half of his holdings for 444 SOL (Solana), which further angered investors. The situation has sparked discussions about the risks associated with cryptocurrencies, particularly the prevalence of scams and the naivety of some investors. Critics have pointed out that the creator's actions, especially during a personal crisis involving his daughter's illness, reflect poorly on the industry. The incident has raised questions about the ethical implications of launching tokens with such disclaimers and the responsibilities of creators towards their investors.