2026-01-15 19:58:56

Kaito supporters have been a bit chaotic these days. The community sentiment is clearly changing, and the original consensus is beginning to loosen. This kind of situation usually means that either the project needs to readjust its direction or community members need to reevaluate their expectations. Anyway, such community fluctuations often trigger a chain reaction in market sentiment.

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ProposalDetective

· 5h ago

The consensus is loosening. Is this a sign of a downturn... or is this a good opportunity for a shakeout?

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OffchainOracle

· 5h ago

The loosening of consensus, to put it simply, is that the initial story was told too optimistically, and now it's time to see actual delivery.

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GmGnSleeper

· 5h ago

Looking at the atmosphere over at Kaito, it does seem to have changed a bit, but this kind of time might actually be an opportunity for a reshuffle.

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BrokenDAO

· 6h ago

The loosening of consensus essentially means the failure of the incentive mechanism, which is a common occurrence. --- Kaito's current situation is a typical case of governance inertia colliding with real-world shocks, an inevitable outcome. --- Community volatility chain reactions? More often than not, it's the result of imbalanced voting weight. --- Another case of a game equilibrium being broken, as usual. --- The collapse of expectations is fundamentally due to poor mechanism design that didn't account for human nature; this pit is too deep. --- Reorienting? First, address the centralization trap, or it'll just be a change of soup without changing medicine. --- This is the true face of Web3 governance, much more fragile than imagined. --- Behind emotional shifts, there must be issues with checks and balances of interests; nothing new. --- Once trust costs rise, it's very hard to bring them back down. Kaito's current situation is a good example. --- Once again, we see a live demonstration of incentive distortion; it's worth pondering carefully.

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SmartContractWorker

· 6h ago

When people's hearts are scattered, it's hard to lead the team. Kaito's situation this time is a bit uncertain.

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