The controversy over the FDV settlement of Opinion Labs' Stable has just been addressed.
Here's what happened: Opinion initially used CMC data as the basis for judgment. CMC originally showed the Stable launch time as 10:20, but later changed it to 4:55. That time difference is quite awkward—using the 10:20 timestamp, the FDV exceeds $2 billion, which would be a No; but if using 4:55, then it's a Yes.
In the end, Opinion decided to adopt 4:55 as the final standard for ruling. When CMC data conflicts, the choice of timestamp directly affects the settlement outcome. This situation really tests the platform's ability to handle disputes in the prediction market.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 12-13 15:01
Haha, the data quality on CMC is really outrageous, changing the time is like changing the menu.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 12-12 19:33
This CMC data coming out like this, Opinion, to put it simply, has been compromised.
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SigmaBrain
· 12-10 15:49
This CMC time change operation is really amazing. Why did Opinion choose the one that's most favorable to itself?
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SorryRugPulled
· 12-10 15:47
Haha, changing the time on CMC is basically just helping Opinion pass the buck.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-10 15:40
That's outrageous; even CMC can't figure out the timing themselves, and Opinion ended up getting the blame.
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BlockDetective
· 12-10 15:28
Can all CMC data be changed? That's outrageous. For opinion, choosing 4:55 isn't just to make Yes win?
The controversy over the FDV settlement of Opinion Labs' Stable has just been addressed.
Here's what happened: Opinion initially used CMC data as the basis for judgment. CMC originally showed the Stable launch time as 10:20, but later changed it to 4:55. That time difference is quite awkward—using the 10:20 timestamp, the FDV exceeds $2 billion, which would be a No; but if using 4:55, then it's a Yes.
In the end, Opinion decided to adopt 4:55 as the final standard for ruling. When CMC data conflicts, the choice of timestamp directly affects the settlement outcome. This situation really tests the platform's ability to handle disputes in the prediction market.