Anyone else find using USDC on here really annoying? Just let me use eth for everything.
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A 30% tax on foreign holdings of securities would put a pretty big dent in non-US stablecoins. Maybe it will push them to hold tokenized tbills like BUIDL?
https://x.com/michaeljmcnair/status/1894116170531574025?s=46&t=Gdg27M409WkRrOX1lGAlGQ
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Good morning, GMonchain! 🌀✨ Let’s start the day with positive vibes!
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Let's dig into Pendle. They are a yield trading platform that has gotten a lot of traction with the current "points meta". If you were around in 21-22, there were a boat load of these yield stripping protocols. I believe it was Pendle's innovative DEX that led them to win.
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Surprised to see there is over a million ETH borrowed on Aave. Is there a good place to see what these positions are collateralized by?
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With all these meme coins and points programs it's easy to lose track of the novel things happening in DeFi. Here's one: Inverse Finance's Dollar Borrowing Right token or DBR. One DBR gives you the right to borrow Inverse's stablecoin DOLA for one year.
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Why do so many decentralized stablecoins use governance to adjust interest rates? Even something simple like the kinked linear model in aave / compound would be better, right?