Axiom controversy gives the crypto community another lesson in "public ledgers"

ZachXBT's exposure often comes with a "plot twist." The Axiom incident is no different—what was once a calm community instantly surged with emotions after a few on-chain screenshots.
The key to these events is trust. When fund flows don't match external narratives, the market's first reaction isn't verification but retreat. After all, in highly volatile industries, the cost of trust is extremely high.
From an investment perspective, truly mature players don't just look at price charts; they also pay attention to fund transparency, team background, and on-chain behavior consistency. The exposure brings not only short-term selling pressure but also a risk education.
To put it humorously: the biggest advantage of blockchain is transparency, and the biggest disadvantage is transparency—you can't even keep a low profile if you want to.
Will Axiom restore trust? The key lies in response speed and the quality of evidence. The on-chain world values logic, not sentiment. #ZachXBT曝光Axiom事件