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DAI added USDC as collateral so it could increase the supply beyond the user base looking to borrow against their ETH
@SamExotic3 gave details below on what challenges Liquity face
At @polarisfnd we have adopted a different approach
- our own purpose built collateral asset pETH that closely tracks the ETH price while having an important scaling property
- an ETH PSM (not USDC PSM like
DAI introduced) that allows the stablecoin supply to expand/contract 1:1 by arbitragers rather than minters directly
- completely market dependant interest rate that also enables negative effective interest rates. This is important across market conditions
- yield source not driven by minters of the assets alone, connecting ETH yield seekers to stablecoin minters
- many more innovations I won’t list here vs Liquity, Maker and others
Our whole goal at Polaris is to black hole as much ETH as possible into pETH and build a yield bearing, decentralized synthetic asset economy on top of this
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hey @bubblemaps
do you remember how you came to exist?
in 2024, I remember when no1 had ever heard of bubblemaps.
@the__solstice shilled 4 coins to over $50m+ at the time: $Neiro, $Ginnan, $Snibbu, and $Mumu
Several of them went to $100m after.
@bubblemaps actually owes your entire business to this man for putting you on the map so you could rug solana:FQgtfugBdpFN7PZ6NdPrZpVLDBrPGxXesi4gVu3vErhY.
would be the 3rd time m claims against @the__solstice and your first two articles were about him.
Coming back in the Big 26 to make the same playbook, hats off fellas. You’re so cool.
1/ An investigation into @The__Solstice, top #3 social trader, and his ties to a massive bundling operation
Comment section an actual goldmine for RH. So many of the most prominent voices chiming in and yet, not a single response to any of them.
hey there, fern here. Normally I just post food pics but today I woke up and wanted to check in and get some feedback as we near 100 days of Robinhood Chain being live.
in addition to my unpaid role as an unofficial pizza influencer, my day job is leading our onchain and DeFi products at @RobinhoodCrypto
listening to the people is key, so I want to know:
what can we do to make the onchain ecosystem work better for you? What do you like? Hate? Anything we’re missing?
what do you want to see from our next 100 days that you havne't seen so far?
and for good measure, here's my pizza from last night to stay on brand.
thanks to everyone supporting what we're doing. It's been an exciting ride so far.
Where does $zevio @zeviodotsh get their inference? Openrouter, Orbio, their personal accounts at openai and anthropic?
Exxi retweeted
Introducing @papertrade_xyz - a fair-launched, fully-onchain perpetuals exchange built on Hyperliquid by @izebel_eth & @blurr
-1000x leverage
-0 slippage
-No funding costs
-Self-bootstrapping LP
Coming soon. Learn more at: docs.papertrade.xyz
Exxi retweeted
Learn more about PaperDAO here: paperdao.xyz
Learn more about Papertrade here: papertrade.xyz
Follow Papertrade team: xitter.gq/izebel_eth and xitter.gq/blurr
Follow DaosWorld: xitter.gq/daosdotworld
marked safe from converting my deposits 😂 shit was gone in under 20 seconds
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A lot of people are saying PONS is the flippers launchpad.
What if the data shows that even flippers lose more often on PONS than on LONG.
You are nearly 2x more likely to win flipping on LONG than on the supposed "flippers launchpad".
More than 1/3 of all positions that were closed within an hour on LONG were positive. On PONS only 1/5 of these made any profit.
The data also reveals the obvious. Holders on LONG are almost 3x more likely to make money than on PONS.
The chances of making money are much worse on PONS in any case.
LONG introduces a new mechanism that incentivizes holders. PONS just build another Pumpfun on Robinhood.
This was fun! Should've read all the answers before choosing one on the 1/14, derp. Well written and easy to read whitepaper @standard_rsv
if you read the Standard Reserve whitepaper, take this exam to prove you did
> 14 questions
> 20s each
score at least 8/14 and you’re officially qualified to be a @standard_rsv banker
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