> stablegain is keeping the post de-peg UST airdrop for themselves and anyone who tries to withdraw to get the airdrop is forced to sign a waiver saying they're

> stablegain is keeping the post de-peg UST airdrop for themselves and anyone who tries to withdraw to get the airdrop is forced to sign a waiver saying they're not liable for any losses. Is this even enforceable? This is a contract agreement under duress. You can't absolve yourself just by saying these things; their terms do not supersede the law of the land. Elements of economic duress * - Wrongful or improper threat. * - No reasonable alternative. * - The other party caused the financial distress.