If you invested $10,000 in $SCR at listing price
today you'd have just $160 left https://t.co/x622e7Nfe1

If you invested $10,000 in $SCR at listing price
today you'd have just $160 left https://t.co/x622e7Nfe1
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lots of useless 0 pmf projects launched in the last 3 years, right?
so:
they will orchestrate inside jobs as teams become more desperate for an exit
or maybe really get hacked (same difference)
either way, token will do a -50% candle on the daily
they can just blame the scary computer boogeyman either way
my favs based on how chuddy teams are:
1. literally anything mainland chinese+bridge, study the multichain bridge 2023 story
2. base:0xc9d23ed2adb0f551369946bd377f8644ce1ca5c4 , $SCR - idk gut feeling
3. zetachain:native, $MANTA, movement:native, $ZKJ, $ALT, any eth restaking thing thats not zero by now and is high mcap
4. that owl thing or base:0x514d8e8099286a13486ef6c525c120f51c239b52 if its not zero yet
generally be careful of low float ones (<30%) cuz these can be manipulated esp once we rebound across the board
but it should work? only issue is there's not many venues to short these on
any suggestions?
Wu said he learned that L2BEAT posted that Scroll has completed its governance transition, replacing the original independent 9/12 security committee with a 3/4 multi‑sig operated by the Scroll team. Consequently, L2BEAT downgraded Scroll from Stage 1 to Stage 0. Scroll previously stated that the cost of the security committee, relative to actual usage, has become hard to justify, and therefore plans to transfer protocol admin control to a Scroll Admin multi‑sig. L2BEAT pointed out that the main role of the security committee is to guard against malicious upgrades; without an independent committee, a single operator’s key set could potentially affect user funds, and the new multi‑sig can upgrade core contracts, including the cross‑chain bridge, without delay, introducing centralized upgrade control risk.
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