Cara, vou colar aqui o que o dono do canal whiteboard crypto postou no discord dele que assino, sobre coisas desse tipo:
"I'm personally not invested in any OHM fork because I better understand how they work and it's really close to a ponzi setup. If people stop investing, there are no more profits to give to new stakers/bonders, and that's not normally a problem because a ton of coins work like that, but it seems to be the only thing they offer, a bank run is definitely still possible. Technically the token isn't worth any more than the 'backed-by' price (because if the token goes to that price, the treasury will buy your tokens back from you), and there's a huge difference between the 'backed-by' price and the token price, this is the risk you take when you invest. A large portion of the backed-by price is also the OHM token, so it's somewhat volatile, as the token price falls, so will the 'backed-by' price, if that makes sense. As the token price increases, so will the backing, which could fool investors into thinking there's more money in the protocol than there really is - you can find out the true assets backing by doing some math on how much ETH/DAI and other coins are in there, and subtracting the OHM part of the backing and LP positions. I'm not long-term bullish on it because of these reasons, and I could be wrong, but I'm also considering the large amount of YT videos promoting these schemes, while the videos attitudes seem to spout "it can only go up!" and "it's truly backed", when both of these are only half truths, and these videos get TONs of views, which worries me about new investors. Someone correct me if anything I said in here was false"
Ou seja, tem caracteristicas pesadas de ponzi, eu acho esse cara ai inteligente pra cacete. ele fez esse video sobre o olympus dao explicando: