With a month separating us from October's historic meltdown, the industry seems determined not to walk down that road again. That shutdown—whether it hit trading platforms or liquidity channels—left lasting scars. Right now, nobody's appetite for a repeat. Market participants are keeping tighter tabs on exchange health, custody solutions, and backup protocols. The collective memory of what went wrong is still fresh, shaping how traders approach concentration risk and platform diversification. One month in, and the hard lessons stick around.
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MoonlightGamer
· 12h ago
Really, I still wake up startled from the nightmare of the October crash... If exchanges dare to have issues again, just run away to decentralized platforms.
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-04 02:17
lol "hard lessons stick around"... yeah until the next bull run when everyone suddenly forgets and pours life savings into exchange with 3 devs and a telegram admin. seen this movie before, ngl. the math on "diversification" doesn't actually work when liquidity's this fragmented tbh
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 01-03 19:19
It's been a month, but I still have lingering fears. That wave at the exchange really scared the hell out of people.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 01-03 15:47
Ha, a month has passed, and there are still people shouting "The bottoming opportunity is here." I can’t help but laugh when I look at the K-line chart. The last drama in October, exchange outages, liquidity drying up—now everyone finally understands what concentrated risk means. Basically, it's putting all your eggs in one basket, and when the basket drops—well, that’s the lesson.
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ForkItAll
· 01-03 15:46
The October show really scared people to the core. Who would still dare to put all their eggs in one basket now?
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-03 15:46
That crash in October really scared people. Now, exchanges have to prepare several wallets just in case they experience a slight hiccup.
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PermabullPete
· 01-03 15:37
Really, I also took a pretty big loss back in October. Now I see that exchanges have to think twice before acting.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 01-03 15:34
That wave in October really scared everyone, now every time there's a slight movement in the exchange, people start to run.
With a month separating us from October's historic meltdown, the industry seems determined not to walk down that road again. That shutdown—whether it hit trading platforms or liquidity channels—left lasting scars. Right now, nobody's appetite for a repeat. Market participants are keeping tighter tabs on exchange health, custody solutions, and backup protocols. The collective memory of what went wrong is still fresh, shaping how traders approach concentration risk and platform diversification. One month in, and the hard lessons stick around.