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I just want to say that I appreciate all you guys out there putting your neck on the line saying what you believe about $pDAI, especially in the face of all the controversy around it. Whatever happens (0 or 1), just know that you are respected by a cardboard box. 👊 Meanwhile, this is a look at the counts per day of 50 ERC20 / PRC20 pairs since Nov 2024 organized by: - "pegged' (10% from ERC20/DAI <> PRC20/pDAI parity), - within striking above (overpriced in PRC20/pDAI by 10-200%), and - within striking distance below (underpriced in PRC20/pDAI by -10% to -50%). The data is smoothed by taking a 7-day rolling average. It looks to me like more - or at least not less - PRC20/ERC20 pairs are at parity or within striking distance to parity than there were at, say, the beginning of the year. Interpret that how you want. Seems to me that it's either/both: - just random numbers or - bullish conspiracy theory I wish this was on the https://t.co/1IzhFoeCAa site already, but alas, we'll get there... [NOTE: This is a copied post from Saturday night/Sunday morning. I had to take down the OG chart because of some missing data from the API, but have largely corrected the issue and presented the data in percentage form for ease of interpretation.]

https://t.co/ws1GCA3l3W code burns native tokens instead of earning fees, whereas others dump fees earned on you. It makes it easy to make new coins tied to native not stable. There's a site called something or another dot fun. It sells down the SOL price all the time. Why? Because they prefer to make fees in SOL & dump it on people's heads instead of burning it.