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😡I can't remember the last time I saw something like this...

A fear level of 10 is certainly high, but like greed, it can remain at minimum/maximum levels for a certain period of time.
What do you say, shall we go to:

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$SKATE Hey, what are you doing? Are you trying to pump the market?

$SKATE pump ~10% in day.

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Two good areas for reinforcement
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Today let's talk about the topic of unlimited issuance. Public chains like sol, TRX, and ETH are said to have unlimited issuance to maintain miner profits and ensure the network security of the public chain.

If we follow this logic, then BSC, which is related to BNB, is also a public chain, right? BNB not only does not increase its issuance but actually has a destruction mechanism, so doesn't that mean the miner profits on the BSC chain are not guaranteed? Isn't the network security of the BSC public chain inferior to that of sol, TRX, and ETH? Can anyone enlighten us?

But look at similar tokens like dym; they are not public chains, so why are they issuing 580,000 coins every day? Is it also for the sake of increasing so-called security? This coin has gone from over 100 million coins to over 700 million coins through unlimited issuance, and its price has plummeted from 8.7u to 0.22u. At this rate, if it continues to issue until 2027, will its price go down to 0.002? Are these kinds of tokens just a front for money laundering under the guise of blockchain? $DYM

Today let's talk about the topic of unlimited issuance. Public chains like sol, TRX, and ETH are said to have unlimited issuance to maintain miner profits and ensure the network security of the public chain.

If we follow this logic, then BSC, which is related to BNB, is also a public chain, right? BNB not only does not increase its issuance but actually has a destruction mechanism, so doesn't that mean the miner profits on the BSC chain are not guaranteed? Isn't the network security of the BSC public chain inferior to that of sol, TRX, and ETH? Can anyone enlighten us?

But look at similar tokens like dym; they are not public chains, so why are they issuing 580,000 coins every day? Is it also for the sake of increasing so-called security? This coin has gone from over 100 million coins to over 700 million coins through unlimited issuance, and its price has plummeted from 8.7u to 0.22u. At this rate, if it continues to issue until 2027, will its price go down to 0.002? Are these kinds of tokens just a front for money laundering under the guise of blockchain? $DYM