3/ CZ, Binance, He Yi and BNB will always be close to my heart and I am extremely supportive of them.
I cannot prohibit you from using my name for your project and I respect the freedom that crypto grants to everyone.
2/ My ethos and driving force behind my efforts and motivation has always been to increase the legitimacy and trustworthiness of crypto, and making it more accessible and understandable for everyone. Which is why I Launched Binance Academy back in 2018/2019
@SpeculatorArt Ok, hypothetically, let’s say the democratic government are smart enough to control weather and create natural disasters.
Why aren’t republicans smart enough to counteract those effects?
Why is a republicans best attempt at dealing with natural disasters, to nuke them?
Whoa boy, looks like I got farmed.
I've learned subsequently that EtherFI had some random snapshot in August and if you weren't holding weETH on that date they zeroed all of your EIGEN rewards.
So, it doesn't matter if you provided liquidity for months previously, the forfeit was zero.
There was no public communication here, it was hidden in discord chats where the mods also gave conflicting answers from what I can see.
No other LRT protocol has done this to my knowledge.
Here in lies the problem with points programmes that aren't on-chain. Zero transparency and guarantees that the devs can't change the rules as and when they like.
So when a user decided to earn EIGEN via EtherFI there was nothing written about all rewards being taken away should you decide to withdraw liquidity at a certain point in the future.
Users have all sorts of reasons for needing liquidity. I don't understand the logic in all of their previous contributions to the protocol being invalid.
Surely this just alienates all of those users from ever using the protocol again? And even current users who now mistrust the team as the rules can change arbitrarily?
Clearly I won't be using EtherFi again.
What's also strange here is that EIGEN isnt' EtherFI's native token, so why take away the rewards? Do they get to keep that EIGEN that they aren't passing on to stakers? If so, damn that's malicious.
I have also heard that native staking with Eigenlayer yielded more EIGEN than staking with EtherFI (haven't confirmed this), which suggests EtherFI have also held back EIGEN from their community in the distribution.
Anyway, not the end of the world for me, but there's a lot of people in their discord with much bigger points totals (mid 5 figs/6 figs worth) and have essentially had their EIGEN stolen from them.
If they had staked with any other LRT protocol or natively they would have received their rewards.
@alpha_pls Same happened with me.
I used both EtherFi and Renzo at the same time.
Renzo honored their deal and distributed my rightfully earned EIGEN.
EtherFi, have withheld 1.39m points worth of EIGEN tokens from me.
I was muted in their discord for complaining about this.
@Gfunkera86 That’s great news. Tbh it’s probably super concerning for them that there’s like hundreds of thousands of tokens. Case-by-case is not sustainable considering that, so I understand why they blanketed initially, but they really went too hard.
@YuleB9 @liuduoyuleo @heyibinance@wallstreetbets afaik there's no true decentralized exchange at current. Every exchange (even DEXs) comply with various sanctions lists, else, they will face legal issues for supporting terrorism.
You're asking for lawlessness, not decentralization.
@simonch00@cryptocom Did you ever get an answer? Have a family member trying to get out of TrueAUD with no luck so far. Like they’re trying to sweep it all under the rug
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@adamscochran Disclaimer, I no longer hold any bnb or bnb chain assets.
I simply don’t think it’s great form to share speculative and incorrect statements as fact
I would also say that your statements about management being able to view your accounts, turn blind eyes to launchpad pariticipations, and being pressured into not selling are incorrect.
I was a manager, and was never pushing for people to hold bnb, in fact I always advised that holding bnb was risky as it was a volatile asset and that no employee should receive their full pay in bnb and keep it in that.
As a manager, I did not have any information about my team’s Binance accounts, and strict insider trading policies always applied but were enforced at the internal audit team level.