2025-12-26 17:21:22

If the devs can roll out the DEX payment functionality and get the code live on GitHub, I'm ready to jump in with a solid 3% allocation. When it comes to new DEX protocols, having that transparent codebase available makes all the difference for community confidence. Let's see what they deliver and how it stacks up against existing solutions.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 4h ago

According to the database, it's another "ready to jump in" story. How many days have passed since the last similar promise? Waiting patiently for the flowers to bloom, and seeing when that eternal "coming soon" on GitHub will finally become a reality.

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DaoResearcher

· 6h ago

According to the incentive mechanism design in the white paper, this 3% allocation ratio actually exposes a typical dilemma in Token economics—the assumption that GitHub code transparency can truly constrain the team's moral hazard. However, based on historical data, 95% of new DEX protocols have experienced significant governance proposal deviations within the first three months after launch. It is worth noting that relying solely on open-source code to build community confidence essentially repeats the early path dependence of UNI. My suggestion is to wait until the on-chain voting results of governance proposals are available before assessing whether this incentive mechanism can truly counteract the game imbalance in highly decentralized markets. Otherwise, this 3% entry is just paying for the next round of rug pulls.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 6h ago

I only dare to invest money after the open-source code is released; otherwise, it's just gambling.

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DegenDreamer

· 6h ago

ngl If the code really goes up on GitHub, it's worth checking out, but the 3% configuration still has to wait until they come up with some real results.

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