I'm bullish on $MULTI, though I don't own a lot yet. But let's outline a few key risks:
ā¢ Multichain was hacked last month. The hackers only stole a few million, but almost a billion $ was vulnerable.
It only takes one big hack to destroy an otherwise solid protocol.
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You might also have read about the hack on @wormholecrypto recently.
Bridges seem to be a popular target these days - likely due to the large amounts they hold in pools to enable cross-chain bridging.
ā¢ APR for locking is also unclear, and may not be as high as we hope.
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It still remains to be seen how well the tokenomics will actually play out in practice.
If fees are distributed to all token holders (including locked VC tokens), APR could be quite low.
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Bridges themselves are a bet on a multichain future where bridging is an important mechanism.
The L1 narrative last year is a great story for bridges, but we don't yet know how much the ecosystem will rely on bridges in the long run.
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For example: it could be a winner take most market, where one chain is dominant and other chains are very niche and don't have a lot of usage / demand.
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Finally, bridges are / will be a hyper-competitive space, and the end user only cares about cost, speed and convenience.
We don't yet know if $MULTI has enough of a competitive advantage on these fronts to dominate existing and future competitors.
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@Dynamo_Patrick made an excellent video about $MULTI recently.
His video is linked here - highly recommend checking it out.
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@0xVeta also wrote a great thread on why $MULTI is looking like a great play.
Since this š§µ is basically just a summary of what I learned from @blocmatesdotcom, @Dynamo_Patrick and @0xVeta, please give these good sers a follow for their amazing content š
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