Recently, WLFI has officially launched, which reminds me of an interesting event that happened some time ago. At that time, Sandy, the co-founder of Scroll, made a high-profile appearance as an advisor for WLFI, and WLFI also heavily promoted that it would develop on the Scroll platform, which truly surprised industry insiders.
However, the development of the situation was unexpected. Now, Sandy's photo has disappeared from the WLFI official website, and the cooperative relationship between the two seems to have completely vanished. Even more surprisingly, not a single USD1 has been deployed on Scroll, which undoubtedly gives the impression that the cooperation has completely cooled off.
Looking back at the time when I first learned of this news, I had high expectations for this collaboration. After all, Scroll has indeed performed well in the Layer2 field. However, reality often falls short of expectations; the promotion of this collaboration came quickly and went just as fast, as if it were a fleeting moment. As for the reasons behind it, whether it was due to a breakdown in negotiations between the two parties remains unknown.
In fact, similar situations are not uncommon in the cryptocurrency space. There are often various cooperation plans that are announced but then fizzle out. However, the contrast between the high-profile announcement of the cooperation between WLFI and Scroll and its quiet retraction has attracted considerable attention. This inevitably raises curiosity about what exactly happened during this brief collaboration that led both parties to ultimately choose to go their separate ways.
This event once again reminds us that in the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency market, changes in partnerships can be instantaneous. As industry participants and observers, we need to remain vigilant and not be easily deceived by superficial excitement, but rather focus more on the substantive progress of projects and their long-term development potential.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 09-03 01:48
ser, another day another protocol drama... but technically speaking this was predictable given scroll's bytecode optimization constraints
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BTCBeliefStation
· 09-03 01:47
What does it matter if there's involution? Let's see who can exit the fastest.
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LiquidationWizard
· 09-03 01:34
Hype feels good for a moment, suckers' crematorium.
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RugDocScientist
· 09-03 01:25
The taste is too strong; this is a typical behavior of being played for suckers by livestock.
Recently, WLFI has officially launched, which reminds me of an interesting event that happened some time ago. At that time, Sandy, the co-founder of Scroll, made a high-profile appearance as an advisor for WLFI, and WLFI also heavily promoted that it would develop on the Scroll platform, which truly surprised industry insiders.
However, the development of the situation was unexpected. Now, Sandy's photo has disappeared from the WLFI official website, and the cooperative relationship between the two seems to have completely vanished. Even more surprisingly, not a single USD1 has been deployed on Scroll, which undoubtedly gives the impression that the cooperation has completely cooled off.
Looking back at the time when I first learned of this news, I had high expectations for this collaboration. After all, Scroll has indeed performed well in the Layer2 field. However, reality often falls short of expectations; the promotion of this collaboration came quickly and went just as fast, as if it were a fleeting moment. As for the reasons behind it, whether it was due to a breakdown in negotiations between the two parties remains unknown.
In fact, similar situations are not uncommon in the cryptocurrency space. There are often various cooperation plans that are announced but then fizzle out. However, the contrast between the high-profile announcement of the cooperation between WLFI and Scroll and its quiet retraction has attracted considerable attention. This inevitably raises curiosity about what exactly happened during this brief collaboration that led both parties to ultimately choose to go their separate ways.
This event once again reminds us that in the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency market, changes in partnerships can be instantaneous. As industry participants and observers, we need to remain vigilant and not be easily deceived by superficial excitement, but rather focus more on the substantive progress of projects and their long-term development potential.