The most important skill in Crypto? Risk management. If you don’t manage your risks, the market will manage it for you. Solstice went through this (and came out on top). Here's what happened. $USX had a messy moment in secondary markets recently. The price de-pegged a bit and people were freaking out. What's important is how Solstice handled it. There were: • No hacks • No missing collaterals • The core protocol didn’t blow up The core problem was a combination of liquidity + holiday-thin books. The team & market makers stepped in, injected depth and got USX trading back near par. The Solstice team also didn’t try to sugarcoat the $SLX sale either. They said... "it wasn’t a knockout, refunds are open if you don’t have conviction." They’re pushing toward a Q1 2026 TGE with 100% unlock at launch. USX is still sitting around the $300M+ TVL range with tens of thousands of holders and the team keeps leaning harder into transparency w/ third-party attestations & solvency proofs. Here's something I've learned from being in Crypto for so many years... Stuff happens. What matters is how the protocol responds, and how they bounce back from it. Solstice passes with flying colors. Glad to partner with @solsticefi as they keep shipping and keep tightening the “trust layer” around USX going into 2026. twitter.com/thedefiedge/status...