@AlchemixFi A mature protocol should not rely indefinitely on dilution-based incentives. Instead, it should gradually transition toward protocol-owned liquidity, real-yield incentives, stablecoin-funded support, and organic liquidity driven by actual product demand.
@AlchemixFi@autopools For mixUSD / mixETH and the MYT system, are protocol fees retained by the treasury, or is there any direct value accrual mechanism for ALCX holders, such as buybacks, staking rewards, fee sharing, or a similar model?
@EpicOnChain The contradiction is the sequence: capital and market narratives seem to come first, while product execution remains unclear. That makes it look less like validated growth and more like the market is pricing a future that has not been proven yet.
@EpicOnChain Epic’s red flag is simple: big claims, little proof. No public repos, no clear XRPL deployment, no asset-level RWA evidence, and product pages that still look like marketing funnels.
@EpicOnChain XRPL EVM is live, but that does not prove Epic’s RWA, yield, card, or private banking products are live. EPIC is still clearly verifiable as an Ethereum ERC-20, while its XRP integration remains mostly narrative.
@EpicOnChain XRPL EVM is live, but that does not prove Epic’s RWA, yield, card, or private banking products are live. EPIC is still clearly verifiable as an Ethereum ERC-20, while its XRP integration remains mostly narrative.
@EpicOnChain The website has been updated twice this year, yet only the packaging and marketing copy seem to have changed. There is still no concrete evidence of real product development, implementation, or execution — just repeated talk with no substance.