The Cascade project this round is truly disappointing. I originally expected something different and a bit of innovation, but the result— the entire process only lasted 2 seconds. That's right, just two seconds. Such a level of stability issue is really heartbreaking. If Ben and the team can truly dedicate effort to fix this bug, there is still hope; otherwise, congratulations to those who dodged this round. The stability test of Web3 projects often hinges on these details.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 01-07 23:36
Two seconds? Bro, you're not joking, right? Cascade's move this time is truly amazing.
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RamenStacker
· 01-07 22:00
Crashing in just two seconds, is this what you call innovation? That's hilarious. I'd rather just casually fork a reliable project.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-07 21:52
Two seconds? Ha, that must be really bad. It feels like Cascade really screwed up this time.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 01-07 21:35
Collapse in just 2 seconds? The collateralization ratio must have fallen below the threshold... Where's the risk control mechanism?
The Cascade project this round is truly disappointing. I originally expected something different and a bit of innovation, but the result— the entire process only lasted 2 seconds. That's right, just two seconds. Such a level of stability issue is really heartbreaking. If Ben and the team can truly dedicate effort to fix this bug, there is still hope; otherwise, congratulations to those who dodged this round. The stability test of Web3 projects often hinges on these details.