After the USX token price plummeted, the market reaction was not calm. Liquidity providers began to withdraw, pulling out over $7 million from the liquidity pool in a short period of time. What was the result? The Total Value Locked (TVL) dropped from a high of $326 million to $319 million. The numbers may not seem large, but they reflect a rapid shake in market confidence behind the scenes.
Now everyone is watching the next move of the Solstice team. How will they respond? Will there be any innovative mechanisms to stabilize the situation? Or are there other strategies? These have become the focus of community discussions.
From a trader’s perspective, the most important thing the Solstice team should do now is to act decisively—either by implementing incentive mechanisms to bring back liquidity providers or through some innovative tokenomics adjustments to rebuild market confidence. The market is like this: confidence is fragile. Once broken, the cost of repair can be very high.
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LiquidityHunter
· 6h ago
$7 million withdrawal, the slippage is probably taking off... This liquidity gap needs to be plugged quickly.
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OnChain_Detective
· 6h ago
ngl this $7m withdrawal screams typical rugpull signatures... pattern analysis suggests coordinated LP exit. tvl drop looks "small" but statistically? massive red flag. solstice team better move FAST or we're watching another trust collapse unfold in real-time. DYOR folks, always verify on-chain. not financial advice but... flagged.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 7h ago
7 million USD runs away... This time, Solstice really needs to show some real skills, or it's over.
It's another scene of confidence collapsing. When will there be a more stable project?
The TVL drop isn't much to look at, but it's a signal; more people might start leaving later.
If Solstice doesn't give some incentives, it might just be abandoned.
That's how the crypto world is; when people's hearts are scattered, it's hard to lead the team. They need to find a solution quickly.
If this move doesn't go well, it might really be finished.
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ZkSnarker
· 7h ago
well technically $7m leaving a $326m pool is like... 2% bleed? intuitively speaking that's still the kind of thing that makes lps go "nah i'm out" in droves. imagine if solstice actually has a plan instead of just vibing rn
After the USX token price plummeted, the market reaction was not calm. Liquidity providers began to withdraw, pulling out over $7 million from the liquidity pool in a short period of time. What was the result? The Total Value Locked (TVL) dropped from a high of $326 million to $319 million. The numbers may not seem large, but they reflect a rapid shake in market confidence behind the scenes.
Now everyone is watching the next move of the Solstice team. How will they respond? Will there be any innovative mechanisms to stabilize the situation? Or are there other strategies? These have become the focus of community discussions.
From a trader’s perspective, the most important thing the Solstice team should do now is to act decisively—either by implementing incentive mechanisms to bring back liquidity providers or through some innovative tokenomics adjustments to rebuild market confidence. The market is like this: confidence is fragile. Once broken, the cost of repair can be very high.