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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.
Really, they just know how to force in chains, with no innovation at all.
This guy hit the nail on the head. I can accept 24-hour trading, but the necessity of the chain... definitely worth questioning.
It's just to ride the trend; blockchain has become a jack-of-all-trades, trying to fit everything into it.
Agreed, a chain without real application scenarios is just a display.
Not everything needs to be on the chain; sometimes it can be more of a burden.
This is the key point—many projects haven't even thought through why they need to use a chain.
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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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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.
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.
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.