2026-01-17 15:30:08

The ecosystem of the撸毛 platform is undergoing a transformation. The successive closures of well-known platforms like Kaito have led many participants to start thinking: Is there a chance for on-chain撸毛 to make a comeback? This question deserves in-depth discussion.

On one hand, traditional撸毛 platforms face regulatory and operational pressures, but on the other hand, native on-chain撸毛 methods remain active. From smart contracts to liquidity mining, decentralized撸毛 models demonstrate resilience. However, participants need to be cautious of the hidden risks associated with "transaction-based撸毛," which are often underestimated.

Fake trading volume, slippage traps, contract vulnerabilities—these are pitfalls that撸毛 participants need to watch out for. While chasing profits, rational risk assessment is key to long-term survival.

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PonziWhisperer

· 10h ago

Oh no, Kaito is down too... I told you these centralized things won't last long, and they should have moved on-chain long ago.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 12h ago

Is Kato closed? Ah, I have to find a new job again. There are really too many mining pits on the chain.

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BearEatsAll

· 20h ago

Kaito shutting down is indeed a bit painful, but to be honest, the on-chain mining setup has been thriving for a long time. Who needs to rely on centralized platforms? The trap of trading and farming... I've already seen someone around me fall into it. Slippage is really hard to guard against.

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DecentralizedElder

· 20h ago

Kaito is completed. What else can we do? On-chain yield farming still seems to be alive. I've known for a long time that these platforms don't last long... Decentralized stuff is indeed resistant to attacks, but slippage traps are really a daily pitfall. Who hasn't been caught by contract vulnerabilities? Now yield farming requires wide-eyed vigilance; too many IQ taxes. The returns are tempting, but I never underestimate the risks. I still have some awareness in this regard.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 20h ago

It's a bit disappointing that Kaito is shutting down, but you can't die from on-chain profit chasing. Decentralization still has vitality. I'm just worried that everyone might be fooled by fake trading volume, so you really need to be more cautious.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 20h ago

Is this a new trick to harvest retail investors again? After Kaito collapsed, there's another one. Trust me, don't get involved in trading and gambling.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 20h ago

Hey, another platform has collapsed... but on-chain mining has long been the replacement for them. The risk of trading and scamming is indeed underestimated; several friends around me have fallen into slippage traps. Honestly, decentralization is the way out, but you need to learn how to identify contract vulnerabilities. After Kaito, many people have become more aware; making money is important, but staying alive is even more important. Those who truly know how to play have already shifted to liquidity mining—that's real wisdom. Fake trading volume is too high... you need to keep your eyes open.

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