@KariLakeWarRoom@KariLake I truly believe 2020 and 2022 were stolen. However, Would you consider change your legal team since they were driven and outsmarted in the trial
@elssi_s@CryptoHarry_@Mariocripto18@stablekwon Simple developer task to query prices and transactions over a few days, so it can allocate the % of loss uniquely to each one rather than using arbitrary pre and post depeg dates
@Mariocripto18@CryptoHarry_@stablekwon Is just a simple developer task to query prices, transactions and balances over that period of few days, so a unique % of recovery can be allocated to each. That way everybody are equally pissed but relatively compensated based on the % of loss
@stablekwon
the recent events make people being humble. unfortunately, touching the sky with hands make people unable to listen and look for blind spots/angles.
Nokia, Blackberry, Kodak, .... you name it...
you still have the chance to do the right thing and bring back a legacy
@CryptoTrazy Poor fundamentals and governance explain the non-stop free fall of $Juno and $Osmo. Like it or not, despite prop #16 was voted by majority, they decided not to apply it. This is a major centralization issue and breaks the fundamentals of DeFi
@JoeAbbey@JunoNetwork Trust on Juno from voters got lost after inaction from Prop# 16. Accordingly, serious investors are gone from Juno. Sad that was a self inflicted damage.
@JoeAbbey@JunoNetwork Since inaction from voted prop #16, Juno hasn’t stopped the free fall. Osmos followed as well. The dump has been even deeper than rest of cryptos for valid reasons.
@JoeAbbey@JunoNetwork I learned my lesson the hard way. Governance is essential to descentralization. When a prop is voted by majority, it’s like the law, a must-follow. Voted prop #16 was never applied despite liked or disliked. Price reflects that and gone investors are not looking back. Bye Juno!