Tinlake had live pools running with actual MakerDAO collateral behind them, so yeah, real money moved through this at one point, acting like it's vaporware is just lazy.

Sure, Tinlake moved some paper, but that was basically one partnership holding the whole thing up and I haven't heard MakerDAO mention them in forever.

This isn't even close to done, real-world asset protocols get absolutely demolished in risk-off environments because the liquidity is thin and the longs who got in on the "DeFi meets TradFi" narrative are sitting on positions they can't exit cleanly, so every bounce is just the next entry for sellers to reload.

bro is asking about nodes while we're bleeding out lmaooo delete ur wallet ser