RE: LeoThread 2026-03-16 23-49

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I think something should be done about deviations

SURGE is deviated by about 1/2 in price from where it should be
TTSLA is even more
Other RWAs holding up better but still not great

The market has bled these assets down and this wasn't an expected outcome

The best ROI for us holders (and I own a shit ton of ACE + SURGE + TTSLA + TGLD + TNVDA) is for these assets to retrace to their pegs

Across the board, this would be a roughly ~2x in value from today or about 5-6+ years worth of yield



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I think something should be done about deviations

Indeed! I remember that I was asking whether to increase holding of TTSLA when the deviation was ~40%. Got some at the time anyway. The issue is more with the delayed dividends payment.

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This is indeed a big concern for a bunch of people. I can imagine lions have more patience than some regular EVM wallet user. They'll sell as soon as they see something is off, like missed or delayed yield payment.
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Totally! Maybe it is due to the number of tokens. When you compare HE to EVM wallets. But, seriously, are there other similarly interesting projects like TTSLA TNVADA?

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yeah, something needs to be done before more dumping and more price deviation

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100% agree

The deviations just create a dividend burden and people sit back and collect their yields but the tokens get worth less and less

LeoStrategy had some documentation about extended periods of deviations and how they could be resolved (and should be)

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i remember reading about "emergency mode". it's time.

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Yep I think they held out for a commendable amount of time. I know people wanted high yields in times of low prices

But emergency mode was designed for this. Elastic systems survive and thrive. Rigid ones die

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hmm. Something should be done but what steps are you going to take for it?

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