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It started with a number that made no sense, one wrsETH suddenly worth $5.8 billion.
a single @chainlink feed mispriced the market, and within minutes, @MoonwellDeFi collpased.
now everyone’s asking the same question: how does an oracle lie?
A thread🧵
Xyder’s Series: Anichess Decoded - EP 28
when instinct plays before logic
yesterday I was playing @AnichessGame with my friend and after I lost two games
it occurred to me that sometimes the best move makes no sense
I’m talking not on paper, not in analysis, not even in hindsight, but something in you just knew.
i’ve had that moment in @AnichessGame
where my head said “no,” but my gut said “move”
and somehow, it worked, hehehe
it’s strange, logic builds you as a player, but instinct reveals who you really are.
it’s the part of you that’s absorbed every mistake, every win,
every quiet second of hesitation you’ve ever had, so when you act on instinct,
you’re not guessing
you’re trusting the version of you that’s already played this out a hundred times in silence.
and sometimes, that’s the truest kind of precision there is.
g $CHECK to you mate, have you played Anichess today?
Xyder’s Series: Anichess Decoded - ep 27
timing beats talent
i used to think the smartest move was the fastest one.
the instant calculation, the perfect counter, but then i started losing to people who just… waited.
they didn’t rush their spells, they didn’t panic when the board looked bad.
they just sat in the moment until it opened up for them.
that’s when i realized, patience isn’t passive.
it’s precision stretched over time, in @AnichessGame, timing beats talent every single time.
because magic and strategy mean nothing
if you can’t hold your nerve long enough to see the board clearly.
sometimes, the best move is the one you don’t make yet.
$CHECK vember is Anichess.
Xyder’s Series: Anichess Decoded - ep 27
timing beats talent
i used to think the smartest move was the fastest one.
the instant calculation, the perfect counter, but then i started losing to people who just… waited.
they didn’t rush their spells, they didn’t panic when the board looked bad.
they just sat in the moment until it opened up for them.
that’s when i realized, patience isn’t passive.
it’s precision stretched over time, in @AnichessGame, timing beats talent every single time.
because magic and strategy mean nothing
if you can’t hold your nerve long enough to see the board clearly.
sometimes, the best move is the one you don’t make yet.
$CHECK vember is Anichess.
Xyder’s Series: Anichess Decoded - EP 26
some spells are meant to mislead you, not your opponent
sometimes the trap isn’t on the board, it’s in your head.
you see a flashy move, a spell that could change everything, and your heart moves before your logic does.
that’s when you slip, i’ve learned the hard way that not every opportunity is meant to be taken.
some are there just to test your patience, to see if you can hold still while everything screams “go.”
@AnichessGame does that beautifully, some spells are bait.
they teach you the difference between power and control.
and the truth is, the hardest opponent you’ll ever face, is your own impulse.
$CHECK is the ticker. Checkvember is here
It started with a number that made no sense, one wrsETH suddenly worth $5.8 billion.
a single @chainlink feed mispriced the market, and within minutes, @MoonwellDeFi collpased.
now everyone’s asking the same question: how does an oracle lie?
A thread🧵
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It started with a number that made no sense, one wrsETH suddenly worth $5.8 billion.
a single @chainlink feed mispriced the market, and within minutes, @MoonwellDeFi collpased.
now everyone’s asking the same question: how does an oracle lie?
A thread🧵
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That’s how we prevent the next multi-million-dollar mispricing, not by patching after the fact, but by building verification into the network itself.
Resilient DeFi isn’t about removing trust, it’s trust distributed intelligently, programmable, verifiable, and multi-chain by design.
and with @axelar, that distribution is programmable, cryptographically enforced, and multi-chain by design.