Recently noticed that the Kamino protocol is working on a code upgrade, and I heard they are deploying a 5-layer or even 10-layer multisignature mechanism. This change is interesting — on the surface, it seems to enhance security, but it also means that the withdrawal process may become more complicated.
The market value of this project is about to reach 200 million, and the TVL data is also decent, with a considerable number of users. However, to be honest, it's difficult for ordinary users to determine whether the adjustments to the underlying permission structure are beneficial or detrimental.
Personal suggestion: If you have invested a considerable amount of funds in Kamino, you might consider withdrawing them for a while and observing the situation. Wait until the project team clarifies the specific plan and the community's reaction becomes clear before deciding whether to continue participating. After all, in DeFi, the safety of funds always comes first.
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PancakeFlippa
· 12h ago
Multisignature piled up so many layers? It's making me a bit anxious, I have to queue for withdrawals, right? Haha
Let's withdraw a bit to calm down, anyway, this thing can't run away.
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fren.eth
· 12h ago
The multi-signature trap is back again. They always say it's for safety, but it takes forever to withdraw coins.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 12h ago
10-layer signature? Isn't this just trapping withdrawals in a maze?
Here comes another "security upgrade," and the withdrawal speed is definitely going to suffer. I might as well withdraw some to calm down, after all, fund safety comes first.
Multisignature sounds impressive, but when you actually use it, it feels like paying taxes, forget it.
No matter how fast the TVL rises, it doesn't help; this move feels a bit sketchy.
Is Kamino trying to lock our money up? Let's wait and see.
Recently noticed that the Kamino protocol is working on a code upgrade, and I heard they are deploying a 5-layer or even 10-layer multisignature mechanism. This change is interesting — on the surface, it seems to enhance security, but it also means that the withdrawal process may become more complicated.
The market value of this project is about to reach 200 million, and the TVL data is also decent, with a considerable number of users. However, to be honest, it's difficult for ordinary users to determine whether the adjustments to the underlying permission structure are beneficial or detrimental.
Personal suggestion: If you have invested a considerable amount of funds in Kamino, you might consider withdrawing them for a while and observing the situation. Wait until the project team clarifies the specific plan and the community's reaction becomes clear before deciding whether to continue participating. After all, in DeFi, the safety of funds always comes first.