@Indexedex@zauthinc I've got both a reasonable position from before the migration and a nice new addition by DCAing on the way down. FWIW (now speaking to Astra) I can easily afford to keep both well past ATH in case of no new major missteps.
Post mortem.
I had given Astra, the lastest Codex model the report from @zauthinc to confirm the rewrite had fixed the issue they found.
I had to fight it because the security censorship kept stopping it from working. I saw that it had fixed the error.
But, at some point, it must have undid the fix. And I did not notice that.
When I realzied it had deployed the old version, I worked to save as much of the ETH as I could and rebalance the system to keep it safe until I could get it redeployed.
During this time someone else has seen the price imbalance, and took advantage to take more ETH. This was further compounded by there simply not being any other strategies sending fees into the pool.
Fortunately, the majority of what was at risk was saved.
I am considering recovery plans. The saved ETH will be used for this recovery. My primary concern is picking a stable strategy and not flooding that market with a sudden large entry.
@Indexedex Cyotee it's time to be a hero and shut the mouths of haters by saving $DTF holders.
If you are thinking for token migration, then you should airdrop 1:1 new dtf token to all $dtf holders (who are holding now)..
If no migration,then please support this token , you have product
You call genuine developers running a serious project "scammers"—knowing well that every ambitious project has early stumbles that get ironed out as it matures and improves. But let’s talk about who is actually hurting this ecosystem.
In crypto, we see a massive wave of pseudo-investors who dump money into a solid project only to jump ship at the first 2x, 4x, or 5x. They hide behind the phrase "taking profits," but let's call it what it is: extraction. Instead of letting a legitimate project build, mature, and turn into a robust ecosystem where everyone wins long-term, they drain the liquidity at the very first spike.
If you rush to pull liquidity out the second a chart pumps just because you were "faster" or "smarter" than everyone else, you are playing a predatory game. You’re simply profiting off the back of true believers who actually fund and build the project's foundation.
Yes, we are all here to make money. But there is a massive difference between supporting sustainable growth and acting like a liquidity leech. If a project is genuine and serious, act like a real investor: give it room to grow so the entire community reaps the real rewards. Stop sabotaging real progress for short-term breadcrumbs.
@Indexedex@cyotee