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#pixel $PIXEL Don't get me wrong, I'm not here to sing

Ryo-King · 2026-04-25T12:34:39.000Z

#pixel $PIXEL Don't get me wrong, I'm not here to sing praises for 'code is law.' That kind of idolization of smart contracts cost me the most during the bear market because I bought into it. A rigid contract, when faced with extreme market conditions, just leaves you watching the spiral go down, and no one can stop it. So when I later saw what Pixels was doing within the Stacked architecture, my first reaction wasn’t rejection; instead, I felt this team really understood the game. They equipped AI economists with a key to tweak parameters directly—if a resource pool is facing heavy sell pressure, we don’t have to wait for a DAO vote; the algorithm can directly adjust output probabilities and interaction costs. It might sound a bit un-Web3 and even a bit authoritarian, but from another angle, it’s actually providing insurance for the average player. If you're trying to do democratic voting in a pool full of arbitrage bots, what do you think the result will be? Most likely, high-frequency traders will wipe out the retail investors, leaving a mess behind. Pixels chose a different path, letting the algorithm be the bad guy. $BTC Honestly, I don’t know if this 'algorithmic centralization' will backfire in the end, but for now, at least it has preserved one thing: the assets you've farmed won’t just disappear one day due to inflation. In this space, very few projects can achieve that. #BTC You may not like this design, but you have to admit, it’s a lot more honest than pretending all token holders are rational. @Pixels In your opinion, in Web3, which is more important: efficiency or decentralization?