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"...for the 3rd time" should be part of the title

• bhouston 5y ago
  How does this platform still exist?
  • HPsquared 5y ago
    People may have thought to themselves "Given all the mistakes they have made, they must have learned by now."
  • seibelj 5y ago
    Andre "test in production" Cronje. I avoid the YFI mafia projects because he is either mentally unstable or purposefully screws with the communities in a type of sociopathy https://decrypt.co/37995/exclusive-yfi-andre-cronje-broke-quitting-defi https://decrypt.co/37995/exclusive-yfi-andre-cronje-broke-qu... He will release projects in prod, encourage people to throw money in, take the money and later claim he was just testing. It's bad behavior.
  • arthurcolle 5y ago
    Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
  • Tenoke 5y ago
    The previous (and maybe this) hacks were smaller than their profits so far.
  • matrixcubed 5y ago
    No contingency for “fool me three times”.
  • commenter88123 5y ago
    would be the perfect crime to create a hackable platform, hack it and steal your customer's money, quit after a while...
    • rfd4sgmk8u 5y ago
      not so perfect. But this happens, a lot. sometimes they don't even hide it. The defi degenerates call it 'rugging', eg: rug pull. Often its not even a hack, the contract has an administrative function that allows draining the contract.
  • JumpCrisscross 5y ago
    > How does this platform still exist? DeFi, in its users, self selects for a lot of...erm...unique personality traits.