2026-01-09 19:32:22

Switching to USDC pricing is a strategic play worth noting. The mechanics here are solid—locking in stablecoin denominations shields TVL metrics, cuts down launch volatility, and locks in predictable reward structures. This isn't random. That kind of intentional design shapes how launches actually perform long-term, signaling a team that's thought through incentive alignment from day one.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-09 20:02

ngl, this USDC pricing definitely has some tricks, the way stablecoins are played is quite sophisticated.

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All-InQueen

· 01-09 20:02

NGL, this move actually has some substance. Stablecoin pricing is all about playing it this way to shake off those wild-growing projects.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-09 20:01

The USDC pricing trick really has some substance. It's not just a casual attempt; you can see that the team genuinely wants to build something long-term. TVL has stabilized, volatility has been reduced, and the incentive structure is clearer. Now that's what you call knowing what you're doing.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-09 20:00

Counting the books late at night again... The USDC pricing scheme, to put it simply, is using stablecoins to lock in TVL and avoid volatility. It's clever, but I'm more concerned about whether gas fees will spike as a result. Otherwise, what's the point of this psychological comfort?

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