Our on-chain deductions suggesting Mirror governance is manipulated by TFL and Jump behind the scenes allow us to reframe some past events with the benefit of more context. Let's begin with a cautionary tale about the dangers of not paying attention that cost users $3m. (1/10)
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So we have an innocent, unfortunate situation. No front-end warning and no Discord announcement may be a coincidence. But once you apply the discoveries we made earlier in the day, things become a lot more sinister. TFL claims they do not own MIR and do not vote - lies. (8/10)pic.twitter.com/2KgtzSeOw0
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Conclusion: it seems an employee from within the TFL-Jump consortium decided to make a quick $3m from loopers via governance manipulation. To those who missed the extension reading required to derive this, here you go, have a deep dive into this: https://twitter.com/FatManTerra/status/1529391352856838144 … (9/10)
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This tiny story is a perfect microcosm of Terra as a whole. We start off with a sad tale of loss and user responsibility. SFYL & DYODD. And when we dig deep into the evidence, we unearth the true extent of the deliberate manipulation, fraud, lies, and evil hidden within. (10/10)
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It’s more a governance problem. Better to use protocols that are sufficiently robust to be deployed immutably
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Could this have been the Armageddon protocol Do Kwon bragged about?
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Here's a deep dive into chain data suggesting Mirror Protocol, TFL's 'decentralized' stock exchange, is really just a farce designed to enrich Do Kwon/VCs while manipulating governance and screwing over retail. Thank you for being so bad at hiding on-chain moves, Do.