2026-01-12 16:24:23

When you build something truly exceptional, you gotta lock in the floor first. Otherwise it gets crushed the moment it hits the market. That's just how it works—protect the foundation before launch.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 1h ago

The floor price mechanism is another variant of reentrancy. Without proper overflow checks, it's game over. How many projects have gone live without audits, only to be broken through by sybil attacks and bottom-out prices? It's hilarious.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 12h ago

Really, the price won't go crazy unless there's a dump. First, we need to hold the bottom, or else new coins launching will just be bloodsucking.

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BlockchainTalker

· 21h ago

Actually, let's break this down—what they're basically saying is that you need a price floor mechanism before going live, and honestly? empirically proven across every major launch cycle. think of it like this: launching without a foundation is basically releasing into the void without any guardrails, game theory tells us that gets rekt immediately

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pumpamentalist

· 21h ago

I've heard this routine many times; projects that are actually built don't talk like this.

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ForkItAllDay

· 21h ago

Well said, the floor price really needs to be protected, or else it will be broken through as soon as it goes live.

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AlphaBrain

· 21h ago

To be honest, this logic doesn't hold up. What does "locking the floor" mean? It sounds like an excuse to cut the leeks. Truly good products are not afraid of market testing at all.

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