In light of yet another CeFi blowup, what we call Decentralized Finance now would benefit from hammering home its key advantages:
- Non Custodial Finance (can't misuse your funds)
- Open Finance (you can see all balance sheets)
🦄 Introducing univ3.xyz
In collaboration with the good folks at @Uniswap, we've built a dashboard powered by Uniswap v3 shadow events
Showcasing an example of the types of data-rich apps that are easy to build with Shadow
At Element Finance we're now live on L2. All without having to lift a finger thanks to the amazing @aztecnetwork team. They collect private transactions which deposit directly into our L1 pool. No fragmentated liquidity. Just lower costs. And private by default 😎
Frens & anons, I didn't want this to get buried in a long thread so let's make it official:
In light of GIP-98 to build Gnosis VPN, I joined Gnosis as VP Technology to align & strengthen the individual @gnosischain projects with a strong focus on decentralization & privacy
seems sound. long-term price impact and training on mempool are particularly cool. their team is very impressive, and I kinda wanna be their friend (gauntlet.network/about/).
but something about a closed source model doing open DeFi risk management doesn't sit right with me.
this is peak governance:
- missed countless reporting requirements (including an AUDIT)
- underperforms t-bills by 2%
- up to $265m uninvested
- says they'll explain all "over the coming few days…" 24 days ago. doesn't post again.
- one delegate votes $18m MKR to keep them
1/ ERC-20, THE ORIGINAL SIN
Why #Ethereum blockchain wallets and tokens are unsaveable mess and why other blockchains will eventually take over?
A short dive into the broken token standard that cannot be fixed.
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