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30 Apr, 5 tweets, 3 min read
One month ago I tweeted about the emergence of strong $OHM community. Since then circ. MC more than doubled (3x at the top) but price has been almost steadily increasing and haven't yet stress-tested the (3,3) meme. Will $OHM stakers prove their diamond hands now?
Although Coingecko reports a massive 57% decrease in price in last 24 hours which could suggest a sudden exodus, it's not a correct figure. There were some issues with incorrect price feed from Sushi which apparently haven't yet been fully fixed.
The correct 24h price decrease atm is 37%. Still substantial enough to draw attention. Of course, price is expected to go down because circulating supply gets bigger and bigger every day but sudden movements are always moments of truth. Let's check some on-chain metrics for $OHM.
- Protocol owns 82% of total liquidity!
- There are almost 3.5k OHMies and this number grows steadily.
- Protocol has collected enough $OHM to distribute to stakers for next 183 days at 50k% APY.
- 87% of supply is staked - (3,3) meme.

More: duneanalytics.com/shadow/Olympus…
On-chain data looks healthy but price action is worrisome. This may be the first time when $OHM stakers can really prove if they represent a community of true believers or they had strong hands only because number went up.

Dear $OHM community, (3,3)?

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