2025-12-26 14:22:24

Solstice has hit some rough waters lately. The $SLX token sale fell short of expectations—only pulling in 17% of the target raise, which raised some eyebrows in the community. Meanwhile, the $USX stablecoin took a hit, dropping to $0.80 before clawing its way back to the $1 peg. To the team's credit, they managed the stablecoin situation without major drama. But this is really the moment that matters—how they execute on recovery and rebuild confidence will determine what comes next.

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SerLiquidated

· 3h ago

17%？Laughing to death, this fundraising is too weak --- USX dropped to 0.8 and can still be brought back, this operation is okay --- Now it all depends on how they turn the tide, or just wait to die --- Solstice was really stunned this time, surviving is the real skill --- The confidence collapsed and rebuilding, how long will that take... --- Saying there’s no drama is a lie, the entire community is on edge --- The team’s response is okay, but the fundraising numbers really can’t withstand public opinion --- This is Web3, one mistake and you get exposed, surviving is already impressive --- Waiting to see the next move, if they continue to underperform, it’s really over

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Blockblind

· 4h ago

17% of the funding... how embarrassing haha --- USX dropped to 0.8 but can still bounce back. Whether it's stable or not depends on the upcoming moves --- Really, now it's a test of recovery speed. Rebuilding confidence is the hardest part --- SLX's failed fundraising must have disappointed the community... --- The key is whether execution can keep up. Anyone can talk a good game --- Staying above $1 for stablecoins is already good, the next step is the real test

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 4h ago

ngl solstice's 17% raise is giving textbook exit pump pattern vibes... actually if you read the contract, those vesting schedules hit different next quarter

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SmartContractWorker

· 4h ago

17%？Are you kidding? This fundraising scale... the team needs to step up. --- USX dropped to 0.8 and still managed to bounce back, honestly a bit surprising. Let's see how it goes from here. --- The key is still execution. Anyone can boast, but truly restoring confidence is the real skill. --- Solstice is a bit risky this time. Fundraising failure plus a stablecoin crisis—proving they're not just a flash in the pan. --- That wave at $0.80 almost collapsed, but this time the trust cost needs to be carefully calculated. --- In fact, these moments are the biggest test for the team. How to climb out of this hole is the real highlight.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 4h ago

17%？Laughing to death, this fundraising span is comparable to my wallet. --- USX dropped to 0.8 and then rebounded. Honestly, no one still believes. --- The key still depends on what happens next. Right now, it's a confidence game. --- The team hasn't had major issues, which is already good, but this result is indeed awkward. --- Whether Solstice can turn things around depends on subsequent execution. No more surprises, please. --- With funding at this level, daring to boast about recovery? I think it's better to rebuild confidence first. --- I thought the 0.8 range would collapse directly, but it surprisingly climbed back. Truly hardcore. --- Honestly, if this fundraising data had come out two years ago, no one would have paid attention. --- Now, it's all about how they stop the bleeding. Only if they do that well can there be a follow-up story.

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HodlOrRegret

· 4h ago

17% funding... This is awkward, no matter what the team says, they have to take the blame --- USX dropped to 0.8 but managed to climb back, now that's real skill. Let's wait and see what happens next --- Basically, it's a trust crisis. Now it's all about how they will salvage the situation --- Such poor fundraising, do they still dare to boast about the roadmap later --- Stablecoins almost exploded, luckily it didn't blow up, but the market's confidence has already drifted away --- If this can recover, it's considered a win. If they mess up again, it's over --- 17%? Why aren't you running yet? What are you waiting for --- The team hasn't messed up too badly, but rebuilding confidence... uh, that's tough

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