From protocol shakeups to airdrop backlash and full shutdowns, this week shows how quickly trust and structure can break in crypto. This time it’s: $AAVE ( @aave ) $OFC ( @ofc_the_club ) $DMAIL ( @Dmailofficial ) Here are 3 stories you shouldn’t miss 👇 1️⃣ Chaos Labs Exits Aave Risk Role ( $AAVE ) After 3 years, Chaos Labs is stepping away from Aave’s risk management. 🔹 Budget dispute ($8M vs $5M) 🔹 V4 scope expansion 🔹 Oracle + control disagreements 🔹 Zero bad debt track record This isn’t just a partnership ending. It raises a bigger question: Is DeFi underpaying for risk while scaling to billions? 2️⃣ OFC Airdrop Backlash ( $OFC ) Massive community… tiny reward pool. 🔹 38M wallets connected 🔹 Only ~25K rewarded 🔹 $1 fee controversy 🔹 Bot labeling accusations The issue isn’t just allocation. It’s trust. If users follow every step and still get excluded, the airdrop model starts breaking down. 3️⃣ Dmail Network Shuts Down ( $DMAIL ) After 5 years, Dmail is shutting down completely. 🔹 Rising infra costs 🔹 Failed monetization 🔹 No funding secured 🔹 Data deletion deadline Not a tech failure. A business model failure. Decentralized apps still struggle where Web2 thrives: sustainable revenue.