At first glance, the Dango project seems like an ordinary Decentralized Finance protocol. But after running it on the Testnet? It's completely different.
More than 160,000 addresses flooded in, and the trading volume surged to several million transactions. Bug reports are coming in like crazy, but the team is working hard to fix them one by one. Each iteration is strengthening the chain – it’s not just the "optimization" on the PPT, it’s truly withstanding the pressure test.
The silence period before the start of this game has quietly laid a solid technical foundation.
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EternalMiner
· 7h ago
This is the team that is really getting things done, no bragging just hard work.
You can tell Dango is serious, and the presence of bugs actually indicates that they are genuinely under pressure testing.
When this goes live, it's going to be crazy.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 19h ago
160,000 addresses flooding in really did stop the pressure test, this is the real deal.
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Don't be fooled by appearances, a team that stubbornly tackles bugs is worth watching.
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Is the testnet really this hot? The mainnet launch must be crazy.
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How can the ppt and reality differ so much? You have to look closely at the code.
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The silence period is just reinforcing the underlying structure, there’s something there.
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This time it’s really not just hype, the data is right here.
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Millions of transactions, it would be strange if the pressure test didn’t hold up.
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The team isn’t impetuous, each one stubbornly working on technology, I believe this.
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You can see the heat from 160,000 addresses, just afraid of a rug pull later.
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Every iteration is reinforcing? Let’s wait and see how the mainnet performs.
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WhaleSurfer
· 12-01 17:04
160,000 addresses are flooding in, this is true strength, unlike some projects that just know how to bull
The team that is dedicated to fixing bugs really has something, let's see how long they can hold up after the Mainnet launch
The real test is still ahead.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 12-01 17:02
Hey, 160,000 addresses? We need to dig into this data; are the Large Investors lying in ambush again in a low-key manner?
To be honest, I have some doubts about this number... is it really just a pump of new virtual numbers?
The team's effort to fix bugs is indeed professional, but it only counts when the Mainnet goes live and we see actual results.
Speaking of this silence period, how's the Wallet Address tracking data? Have you noticed any signs of Whales entering a position early?
Has anyone tracked Dango's transaction path on-chain? I'm personally imagining a scenario where the team is secretly adjusting parameters.
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GasGuzzler
· 12-01 16:57
160,000 addresses have flooded in, this situation doesn't look like ordinary DeFi.
The team is tackling bugs one by one, this is truly being rooted in doing things.
No matter how fancy the PPT is, it’s useless if it hasn't passed the stress test.
It feels like Dango is laying the groundwork here, let's wait and see how the Mainnet performs.
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RektRecovery
· 12-01 16:50
nah, the real tell is always in how they handle the chaos, not the glossy roadmap. seen too many projects crumble under actual load.
At first glance, the Dango project seems like an ordinary Decentralized Finance protocol. But after running it on the Testnet? It's completely different.
More than 160,000 addresses flooded in, and the trading volume surged to several million transactions. Bug reports are coming in like crazy, but the team is working hard to fix them one by one. Each iteration is strengthening the chain – it’s not just the "optimization" on the PPT, it’s truly withstanding the pressure test.
The silence period before the start of this game has quietly laid a solid technical foundation.