2025-11-08 22:46:19

#STT Non-open source coins are definitely just a financial scheme. They are coins without technical content.

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PresidentYu

· 2025-11-10 05:09

快上车！🚗

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GabeUserc7vd0f89

· 2025-11-09 05:37

Sigh, how can it dare to be Open Source like this now? There's no saving it later.

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BuyHighAndSellLow.

· 2025-11-09 03:35

Choosing open source for public chain tokens brings at least the following three significant benefits: 1. Enhancing transparency and trust All code is publicly available, allowing anyone to view and audit the core logic such as total token issuance, transfer rules, and destruction records. The project team cannot secretly leave backdoors or arbitrarily increase the supply, which naturally enhances the trust of investors and exchanges in the token. 2. Dropping security risks Global developers can simultaneously review the code, and vulnerabilities can be discovered and submitted for repair at the first opportunity. The LUNA public chain once blocked a bribery vulnerability in validation nodes within 48 hours due to community open-source auditing, avoiding potential large-scale attacks. 3. Accelerating innovation and low-cost expansion Open-source communities can freely fork, integrate, or develop secondarily, reducing official R&D expenses while quickly giving rise to multi-chain bridges, wallets, Decentralized Finance protocols, and other peripheral ecosystems. Projects like CEG have attracted the community to complete vulnerability checks and functional iterations through open-source, significantly reducing development costs and enhancing innovation capabilities.

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BuyHighAndSellLow.

· 2025-11-09 02:52

So I say that the matter of Open Source is still not recognized by some people.

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