2026-01-18 18:29:39

I have to say, I still want to thank this project. Although they deleted my post, it doesn't change anything. Some decisions may have seemed necessary at the time, but from a user's perspective, there will still be some discomfort in the heart. But the gratitude is genuine.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 7h ago

lol they deleted your post but you're still grateful? classic protocol governance theater right there. been there—mods gonna mod, but tbh the *opportunity cost* of staying mad is higher than just moving on. value extraction cuts both ways i guess

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MevShadowranger

· 7h ago

Deleting posts is a bit uncomfortable, but I understand. The project team always needs to maintain their ecosystem. I wonder when that knot in their heart will finally be loosened.

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TokenAlchemist

· 8h ago

appreciate the transparency tbh, even if the post nuke stings a bit. but yeah, protocol governance moves aren't always aligned with user expectations—that's just the asymmetric information problem we're stuck with in these ecosystems

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TokenSherpa

· 8h ago

look, empirically speaking, the governance precedent here is actually pretty revealing if you examine the data on moderation patterns—historically these deletion events correlate with quorum pressure, not bad faith. ngl the tokenomics framework breaks down when sentiment doesn't align with voting power dynamics, but still... respect the transparency at least.

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