Andre has consistently been an inspiring leader, driving and funding cutting-edge innovation across Fantom and Sonic. Without his strong treasury management, the original Fantom project would not have survived. Flying Tulip is set to be a technological milestone, built on years of DeFi innovation and expertise. It’s only natural that he’s dedicating most of his attention to it during the pre-launch phase. Sonic supporters — stay calm, the best is yet to come imo.
HyperChain was one of the first investors in FTM / S. Holding since 2019.
I continue to see misinformation around Andre’s involvement. He saved Fantom when it was certain to fail and grew it into a multi-billion dollar project.
Today, Andre is working full speed on Flying Tulip and the Sonic stack because it’s the only tech powerful enough to support the vision for his project.
They go hand in hand: Sonic provides the ultimate platform, and Andre is building that foundation every day.
We only win if we stop attacking the person who has supported this journey from day one.
We are fully aligned with @AndreCronjeTech roadmap.
Andre was and has been the key pillar of Sonic, without him Sonic wouldn't have survived this far - most of us including me came to Fantom/Sonic for Andre and will continue with Sonic/FlyingTulip. Market is down across the board and it's not fair to blame him for everything.
I came to Fantom in 2020 for the cult of @AndreCronjeTech YFI project
Bought a big bag at $0.01 - $0.04
Here at $3.5 October 2021 with huge networth
Again here at $0.06 almost back to where I started after 6 years
Made lot of friends , I will stay till the end 💕$S #Sonic
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Hey @AndreCronjeTech , quick heads up on something I spotted in the Flying Tulip setup while poking around the code and docs. Basically, since FT tokens can zip across chains via LayerZero (burn here, mint there), but the actual collateral pools are stuck on each individual chain, there's a risk of things getting out of whack. Like, if someone deposits a bunch on Ethereum, gets their FT, bridges it over to somewhere like Sonic with way less local collateral, and then tries to cash out there—it could empty that chain's pot before the global totals catch up. Might lead to stuck funds or a mini meltdown on that one chain, even if everything looks fine overall. Not sure if that's on the radar, but maybe worth adding some rebalancing or limits on bridging/redemptions? Just a thought from skimming through. Let me know if I'm off base!