It’s amusing that Web3 can build an entire financial system from scratch, except for the part where you can move money around without nuking every market. 

The $OM token crashed 90% in hours, not because of poor liquidity or exchange issues. But because Web3's entire capital movement system is built on a foundation of glass.

Programmable OTC systems are the escape hatch Web3 needs. Frictionless has built such a decentralized OTC platform, enabling:

1⃣ Price Impact Elimination Through OTC Switches
2⃣ Vesting Pressure Stabilization
3⃣ Tools for Market Makers and Liquidity Management
4⃣ Secure Asset Ownership and Transparency

These $FRIC ’s features could have prevented or mitigated scenarios like OM’s crash. 

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Programmable OTC systems are the escape hatch Web3 needs. Frictionless has built such a decentralized OTC platform, enabling:

1⃣ Price Impact Elimination Through OTC Switches
2⃣ Vesting Pressure Stabilization
3⃣ Tools for Market Makers and Liquidity Management
4⃣ Secure Asset Ownership and Transparency

These $FRIC ’s features could have prevented or mitigated scenarios like OM’s crash. 

Read More: https://medium.com/@frictionless-network/after-om-web3-needs-safer-ways-to-move-capital-4eb4b0299bd5

Every major token sale follows the same script:

Project needs to move capital ➮ Public markets can't handle it ➮ Price collapses ➮Trust evaporates.

The problem isn't the trades. It's forcing billion-dollar economies to rely on public order books for major capital movements. But then there exist no problem without a solution!