What Kills Crypto People think most losses in crypto come from bad trades. But that’s not true. In 2025 alone, attackers stole about $2.4 billion through hacks. Another $4.6 billion disappeared in rug pulls. Add it all up, and over $30B has evaporated since this industry began. Most people who lose money in crypto don’t lose it because they bet on the wrong token at the wrong time. They lose it because the system itself fails. Luna wasn’t bad luck. Neither was FTX. They were failures of risk. In traditional finance, there are layers of defense against this. Rating agencies. Credit checks. Insurance. They’re not perfect, but they stop most of the obvious disasters. Crypto has none of that. What it has instead is Twitter threads after the fact. That’s the hole @Xerberus_io is trying to fill. Their idea is simple: AI generates risk ratings for tokens, and the community checks them. If you find a mistake and you’re right, you get paid. Instead of relying on agencies that...
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