CARV's old “no downside risk” node pitch confuses a full-value buyback with cash protection. VIDOLLAR used that phrase in a Binance Square post.
As of 2026-11-08 11:09 UTC+8, Binance's CARVUSDT perpetual was down 11.2% over 24 hours. CARV's historical buyback terms show why the payout asset matters: the 100% option specified CARV with linear release over 30 days. USDT was the reference for the original node price, not the asset returned. The immediate alternative offered 80% in ETH, based on the ETH amount at purchase.
A purchase-price reference does not lock in the cash obtainable when those tokens are sold. The program concerned eligible node licenses; it was not a standing redemption promise for CARV bought on an exchange. If a buyback is part of your safety argument, compare its payout asset and unlock schedule with the cash you expect to recover.
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As of 2026-11-08 11:09 UTC+8, Binance's CARVUSDT perpetual was down 11.2% over 24 hours. CARV's historical buyback terms show why the payout asset matters: the 100% option specified CARV with linear release over 30 days. USDT was the reference for the original node price, not the asset returned. The immediate alternative offered 80% in ETH, based on the ETH amount at purchase.
A purchase-price reference does not lock in the cash obtainable when those tokens are sold. The program concerned eligible node licenses; it was not a standing redemption promise for CARV bought on an exchange. If a buyback is part of your safety argument, compare its payout asset and unlock schedule with the cash you expect to recover.
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