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- 00:17Aave founder: Immutable oracles and interest rate mechanisms pose potential disasters for lending protocols, while conflicts of interest among asset managers increase industry risksJinse Finance reported that yearn community member Schlag posted on X, stating that the reason for Stream's losses was high-leverage trading, directional trading, and concealing the use of user funds. Therefore, DeFi projects need to be standardized and transparent. Strict due diligence should be conducted, and vault operations should not only pursue returns but also focus on risk control. Leverage is a double-edged sword; while it amplifies returns, it also magnifies risks. Users need to pay attention to where their funds are going and choose projects with transparency. In response to this comment, Aave founder Stani.eth posted that “there is a lot here worth delving into, especially regarding immutable oracle price feeds, interest rate curves, and the issues that come with these parameters. This viewpoint is very accurate. For lending protocols, this kind of (design) combination is undoubtedly a ‘bad solution,’ and I hope the relevant parties can wake up in time before it’s too late. In addition, the article also points out the conflict of interest among asset managers—they take on excessive risks to compete. Building a secure decentralized finance (DeFi) system is already extremely challenging, and currently, not only do ordinary investors lack sufficient due diligence, but there are also problems at the (protocol) integration level. Let’s work together to build a more robust decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.”
- 2025/11/05 23:59Bitmine address receives 20,205 ETH, worth approximately $69.89 million, from a certain exchange and FalconXChainCatcher news, according to Onchain Lens, Bitmine purchased 20,205 ETH from an exchange and FalconX early this morning, worth approximately $69.89 million; meanwhile, address "0xca6" received 4,009 ETH from Galaxy Digital and now holds a total of 13,281 ETH, valued at about $45.58 million.
- 2025/11/05 23:49Jupiter co-founder meow: Token burn is an important gesture of restarting and showing commitment to token holders, and community reset is a necessary task to advance.Jinse Finance reported that in response to Jupiter community member @MINHxDYNASTY's post praising "Jupiter for changing the 30-day staking unlock period to 7 days, DAO downsizing, and other major changes," Jupiter co-founder meow responded on X, saying, "That's right, thank you very much for your message — your judgment is 90% accurate. The past few months have indeed been particularly tough, but as you said, sometimes you have to seriously examine what isn't working and then readjust your strategy. I want to say, the problem is not that things were considered 'after the fact,' but rather that we really tried too many directions, and these attempts did not bring synergistic development to the product and community. Regarding this token burn, I personally feel deeply regretful, but for token holders, it is an important gesture to restart the relationship between both parties. I am also saddened by the community restructuring, but it is also a necessary task to push forward — however, I should have thanked you properly a long time ago. Looking ahead, we need to create a highly synergistic virtuous cycle between token holders, product growth, and community development. Currently, I am close to finishing a lot of work on team operations and product strategy — going forward, these two areas will be my main focus."