Arthur Hayes just pushed back on Paolo Ardoino's recent $500M monthly profit narrative. His take? Sure, those numbers look massive—but here's what's still sitting in the fog: the actual dividend distribution strategy and how they're targeting over-collateralization across different asset buckets. Hayes isn't buying the headline without the fine print.
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RetroHodler91
· 14h ago
The numbers are so beautiful, who wouldn't want to believe them? But Hayes is right... the devil is always in the details.
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GovernancePretender
· 12-01 19:59
The numbers look great, all the details are in the black box, this is just the old trick of the crypto world.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-01 19:53
Haha, here we go again. This kind of numerical game looks like astronomical figures but it’s impossible to clarify how to allocate them, a typical case of left hand pouring into the right hand.
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TokenToaster
· 12-01 19:44
This guy Hayes still has that temper; having good numbers isn't enough, you have to break down the accounts and explain clearly for it to count.
Arthur Hayes just pushed back on Paolo Ardoino's recent $500M monthly profit narrative. His take? Sure, those numbers look massive—but here's what's still sitting in the fog: the actual dividend distribution strategy and how they're targeting over-collateralization across different asset buckets. Hayes isn't buying the headline without the fine print.