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BREAKING: World's largest crypto exchange Binance hacked with over $5.6 billion stolen: • $1.45 billion $BTC • $875 million $ETH • $234 million $TRX • $50 million $XAUT • $1.57 billion $USDT • $823 million $USDC • $75 million $WBETH • $88.5 million $RLUSD + $447.5 million additional cryptocurrencies This is the largest hack in crypto history.

Whenever a proposal is put forward for the $ADA treasury, there’s always a mix of opposition and support. But do you remember back in 2021, when #ADA was the third-largest cryptocurrency? And now? It has slipped all the way down to 20th place. At this point, is there any real difference between #ADA and a "shitcoin"? When the market rallies, #ADA is never part of it; when the market falls, #ADA is always among the hardest hit. Don’t try to tell me this is just a "normal correction"—is a drop from $3.10 to $0.19 really just a "correction"? If so, should we expect the next "correction" to take it down to $0.019? I honestly have no idea what those fools at @Cardano are actually doing all day, or what they’re even arguing about. I am truly, deeply disappointed in the people behind $ADA . Aside from the buzzword "decentralization," what other advantages does #ADA even have left to offer? If things continue like this, how is #ADA any different from a shitcoin? Don’t you find it absolutely embarrassing to see a drop like this? We used to criticize ETH for not being truly decentralized, mocked SOL for its poor technology, dismissed XRP as valueless, labeled TRX as a "trash coin," and called DOGE nothing more than a meme coin—but stop and think for a second: what does ADA actually have going for it? Its ecosystem is pathetic, stablecoin liquidity is abysmal, its TVL is dismal, and there’s not even a hint of an ETF. Right now, any random, worthless project can apply for—and receive—funding from the treasury. And then what? What’s the actual outcome? Take those funds that were granted to build a cross-chain bridge—what ever came of that? I honestly have no idea what this bunch of losers behind Cardano are even doing. I used to take great pride in promoting the bright future of ADA, encouraging my friends to buy in. I was proud to be an ADA holder—whenever I met up with people, I’d go on and on about all its advantages. But now? When I’m out with others, I feel embarrassed to even mention that I hold ADA, let alone talk about its supposed strengths. Honestly, I can’t even figure out what those advantages are anymore. "Leios," you say? Other coins don’t even need something like that—their TPS (transactions per second) is already ten or a hundred times higher than ADA’s. What about liquidity? Other chains have much deeper stablecoin pools; even XRP has billions of dollars in stablecoins—and what does ADA have? Should I talk about an ETF? Does ADA even have one? So, what am I supposed to say to people? That ADA is decentralized? That the EUTXO model is "great"? If it’s so great, why is no one using it? Every time I open Twitter, my feed is flooded with ADA-related content—at this point, I’m tempted to just block everything related to it.