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the loudest void is the soul full of upheavals | @lorafinance comes inevitably
Joined April 2023
Update on @LoraFinance : It is clear we're entering a new era where crypto is no longer taken for granted, not by the outsiders but ourselves. Every financial decision is now more cautious, and more of an investment rather than a money-rotation discovery loop, or a gamble.
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As a builder on @megaeth, I want to share something. I have been building on @MegaETH for 6 months. I have never been on any journey more difficult than this. It's hard to build during bear, and on a chain everyone is hating on. So I hope this MegaETH vouch won't affect our
Gotta say sorry to Monad: I FUDed it after the launch for failing to attract TVL, dapps, and users, especially after such a hyped TGE. I also thought MegaETH’s successful launch would put even more pressure on Monad. Yet MegaETH’s slow growth is a redemption for Monad. It’s
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Clarification on why we "gatekeeping" people. Dear our valuable users, First I want to express my sincere gratitude to the early farmers, testers, advisors, and believers of this DeFi experiment. Up until today 112,000 waitlist registration, 20,000 DAUs, 44,000 positions
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my voice on stream is so cool btw, thanks @badbunnz_
In our latest livestream, @LoraFinance shared their philosophy: don't punish your users. That's the same mindset we're pushing at @PrismFi_: giving people the right tools to become rich.
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DeFi, Yield & What's Next with Bad Bunnz, Beefy and Lora Finance
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1/ Introducing the Lora Finance Whitepaper: Breaking down how Lora is in the frontline of the great On-chain Option wave, and how its Renting Upside mechanism eliminates liquidation. Rent upside, no liquidation.
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Cycles don’t reset when people are scared. They reset when the failure mode is acknowledged. Oct 10 wasn’t the end of crypto. But it should have been the end of pretending that forced liquidation is a healthy way to express conviction.
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We’ve seen events like this before and told ourselves we had matured past them. That was wishful thinking. Maturity doesn’t come from surviving blowups. It comes from understanding why they happened.
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People keep searching for explanations in sentiment, macro correlations, or positioning. But Oct 10 had very little to do with psychology. It exposed a weakness in how risk is expressed in crypto.
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That’s why the price action since then feels off. Not decisively bearish. Not meaningfully bullish. Just heavy. Because the failure was never integrated, it was stepped around.
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This is why the aftermath feels unresolved. Projects quietly bled out without formally exiting. Tokens kept trading despite no remaining reason to exist. Losses were stretched into time instead of absorbed all at once. The market didn’t clear. It deferred the damage.
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Liquidations are not expressions of market truth. They are deadline enforcement mechanisms. When conviction is forced into instruments that require continuous correctness, outcomes become mechanical, not informational. Once volatility crosses a threshold, price discovery stops.
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Oct 10 wasn’t fear. It wasn’t a sudden change in belief. Positions didn’t unwind because people decided they were wrong. They unwound because the instruments demanded action. That distinction is important.
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What happened on Oct 10 wasn’t ambiguous. It wasn’t unpredictable. And it wasn’t just “a bad day in the market.” Billions were wiped out. Major funds took irreversible hits. Retail was erased. Legal issues were quietly handled behind closed doors. And yet the industry moved on
The fact that 2.5 months later we still don't have proper post mortem of 10/10 is honestly insane, and it is not surprising at all to see this price action as the result of that. Major funds lost billions in it, retail traders got completely wiped out, and lawsuits against
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Peace's pieces never get old. You can always stand out of a narrative.
a narrative is like a wave that rolls through culture you can choose to surf it you can choose to let it pass or you can thrash around in the water screaming “AKSHUALLY” at anyone who will listen never understood the latter
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