Let me separate two things here. The 24-hour trading model? I'm genuinely neutral about that—it works fine. But here's what bugs me: the blockchain layer feels completely forced onto this ecosystem. Like it's bolted on just to check a box, not because it actually solves anything. That's the real issue worth discussing.
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NullWhisperer
· 01-20 08:00
ngl the blockchain layer here feels like cargo cult architecture... bolted on bc someone said "decentralized" not bc it actually needed to exist
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4am_degen
· 01-20 07:53
The idea that blockchain is just used as filler really hits home for me. I've long felt that many projects treat it as a sticker to stick on top.
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Blockchainiac
· 01-20 07:48
Ha, it's that kind of pseudo-demand project again... Using blockchain as a shell to raise funds, right?
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I can accept 24-hour trading, but this layer on the chain is really just hype.
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I understand what you mean, it's Web2 products disguised as blockchain, so annoying.
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Forcing on-chain operations is old news, I really don't see what problems it solves.
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Neutral attitude? I'll just say it: this is just a scam to fleece investors.
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The blockchain part is indeed unnecessary; it feels like just a concept to scam venture capital.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-20 07:43
The blockchain layer is indeed just a decoration, I agree with that.
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24-hour trading is okay, but that chain layer is really awkward.
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It feels very much like padding, probably just to ride the hype.
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To put it simply, it's fake demand being artificially added, with no real innovation.
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That's the real problem, isn't it?
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It's just a copycat, I see through it.
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A forced fusion product, soulless.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 01-20 07:43
Blockchain here is just a decoration; the collateralization ratio data doesn't support this logic at all.
The real risk is that the project team hasn't properly calculated the liquidation threshold and is pushing it hard; when it triggers, it will be a disaster.
The 24-hour trading model is still functioning reasonably, but I find the design of the lending positions in this layer of on-chain infrastructure quite alarming.
People are still touting the on-chain advantages in the ecosystem, but no matter how fancy the smart contracts are, they can't save false demand.
It's like going long with high leverage; initially, the profits look good, but once the leverage is increased, the risk control mechanisms become completely useless.
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GasFeeCry
· 01-20 07:42
Really, blockchain is just a paper tiger. Honestly, it’s of little use.
Just throwing blockchain into the mix feels like a way to ride the hype.
24-hour trading is okay, but what about this chain? It hasn't solved any real problems.
Just padding numbers, typical pseudo-innovation. Wake up, everyone.
Let me separate two things here. The 24-hour trading model? I'm genuinely neutral about that—it works fine. But here's what bugs me: the blockchain layer feels completely forced onto this ecosystem. Like it's bolted on just to check a box, not because it actually solves anything. That's the real issue worth discussing.