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The unlimited issuance rights of the SSV project have always been a hidden danger. If the project team continues to issue tokens frequently, it will only accelerate token depreciation, creating a negative cycle— the lower the token price, the more the project wants to profit from issuance, ultimately destroying itself.
The more core issue is the lack of application. Currently, SSV is just a financial asset with no real ecological use case support. Such tokens are most easily sold off, especially during a downtrend in the price. Instead of blindly issuing more tokens to dilute shares, the project team should focus on building the ecosystem and strengthening the token's practical value.
To put it simply, unchecked issuance is a betrayal of trust. When the token price is already low, it tests market confidence; combined with issuance pressure, participants will only become more disappointed. This is definitely poison for the project's long-term development.
If the issuance doesn't stop, there's no hope. I'm tired of this trick.
Build applications, brother. Don't always think about cutting the leeks.
SSV is now just an empty shell. If it has no practical use, who the hell would take over?
The coin price plummeting erodes trust, and increased issuance makes it worse... Disappointed.
I really don't understand what the project team is thinking—short-term cash-out or what?
Application ecosystems are the real way forward. Just increasing issuance is doomed to fail.
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Building an ecosystem is much harder than printing money, too lazy to bother
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Once trust is gone, it’s gone for good. SSV’s situation is a bit risky
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Coins without application scenarios are just financial games; trouble is inevitable
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The project team really thinks they can survive by issuing more tokens? Laughable
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Overdrawing trust is a valid point, but who cares?
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When the coin price drops, the pressure to dilute increases. This vicious cycle cannot be broken