2025-12-27 08:23:41

Honestly, things fell apart for these projects the moment that so-called stablecoin hit 70 million in value. The writing was already on the wall—once you see that kind of volume backed by questionable mechanisms, you start wondering how long the whole thing holds up.

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DuckFluff

· 2h ago

Starting to waver at 70 million? I think there have been problems for a long time already.

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MEVHunterWang

· 12-27 08:53

Starting to panic at 70 million? That shows how fragile it is. The real shitcoin should have died long ago.

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Web3Educator

· 12-27 08:52

ngl the 70m inflection point is where every red flag should've been screaming... but here's what my students miss—they're still obsessing over the volume number instead of asking *why* the mechanisms were questionable in the first place. fundamentally speaking, that's the pedagogical gap right there. most folks don't understand the underlying architecture until it's already crumbling.

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wagmi_eventually

· 12-27 08:52

7 billion is indeed dangerous; this kind of "stablecoin" is essentially a hot potato.

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