2026-01-02 12:27:02

Recent hacking incidents have sparked much discussion, and some developers have launched specialized monitoring solutions for short-term abnormal fluctuations in high-market-cap coins. The core logic of these tools is to detect risk signals, but interestingly, the developer who launched this solution has been continuously maintaining it and has not chosen to run away. That said, from a market practical perspective, the survival environment for non-top projects is quite harsh, and they generally need to compete fiercely in the market to establish themselves. This reflects the current state of the cryptocurrency market: risk and opportunity coexist, and security monitoring has become an essential tool for participants.

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BoredStaker

· 4h ago

This dev is really conscientious, didn't run away, which is better than most. --- No matter how many monitoring tools there are, they can't save small projects. Damn, they still have to die. --- After a hacker incident, these kinds of tools become extremely popular. To be honest, they are all opportunistic. --- Dev who maintain seriously are indeed rare, but who knows if they will change their mind in the next second. --- For non-top projects, just staying alive is already a miracle. Don't expect any monitoring solution to save your life. --- What's interesting is that the greater the risk, the more valuable the tool. This business is indeed quite good. --- It's another cliché that risk and opportunity coexist. I'm tired of hearing it. The real problem is that no one can make money.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 4h ago

Bro, this dev is really legit, not跑路 and still maintaining, which is a rare creature in the crypto world. But honestly, can this monitoring tool save lives in this wave? I'm still a bit skeptical; in the face of real big volatility, everything is just paper tigers. For non-top projects, staying alive is already tough, let alone implementing security solutions. Basically, it's just big fish eating small fish. This market is like that—risks and opportunities are right here, it all depends on whether you're being cut or cutting others. I trust this dev's execution ability; at least it's more reliable than most project promises. When Black Swan arrives, even the best tools won't hold up. I've already prepared to cut losses. After talking about monitoring plans for so long, how many people have actually used them? I don't believe many.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 4h ago

Really, if this dev hasn't run away, it's considered conscientious. Where else can you see this nowadays? Monitoring tools are indeed a necessity, but I don't know how many major fluctuations they can actually prevent. Non-top projects want to survive? Ha, you need to have real stuff. After the hacker incident, you really need to be more cautious. No matter how many tools you have, without security awareness, it's useless. Whoever survives this round wins, simple and straightforward.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 4h ago

Hey, this dev is pretty good, not running away is already a big win Not a top-tier project? Uh... basically can't play, the competition is too intense Monitoring tools are a necessity, no doubt, but whether to trust them still depends on the person

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TideReceder

· 4h ago

Monitoring tools are good, but only those who truly survive are the winners. That dev is indeed tough.

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MemecoinTrader

· 4h ago

monitoring tools are just sentiment layer disguised as risk management lol. the real alpha is watching who's actually using them vs who's just flexing the tech credentials

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