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Ignas | DeFi
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Ignas | DeFi
One of the most respectable projects makes an April Fools joke and pumps $LQTY by mere 5%. CT loses their mind... yet stays quiet when Trump & co. manipulate billions or trash like $STABLE get little FUD because of bribed projects/KOLs. Good taste joke, IMHO. And good project. twitter.com/DefiIgnas/status/2...
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TIL that Dogecoin is a fork of Luckycoin, which itself was a fork of Junkcoin, which was a fork of Litecoin, which in turn is a fork of Bitcoin. My question: Can $DOGE become quantum resistant before BTC thus solidifying its status as store of value?
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Tired of the same "BREAKING" and "JUST IN" engagement farming. My Grok research results show that Watcher Guru and Whale Alert are the quickest to report. Others usually copy-paste to ride the wave. Especially Kalshi and Polymarket. Probably smart to keep a few and mute others.
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I admit I'm lazier this bear run: During previous bear markets I was still greedy for gains and hungry to learn. I was researching, testing multiple apps per day, reading docs, and looking for potential hot new narratives to ride when market returns. Now I'm barely touching my wallets. RWAs, payments, tokenized stocks are great but aren't as exciting as new defi primitives or even hamster racing
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CT is 100% different this bear market. The last two bear markets still had people learning to trade, sharing their set ups for feedback. People building, writing, enthusiastic about something or other... The best part about bear markets was ofc lower prices to buy but also
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Quantum FUD worries me because three of Bitcoin's most influential devs seem to reject the urgency: - Luke Dashjr: 'BIP 360 doesn't quantum proof Bitcoin. Quantum isn't a real threat. Bitcoin has much bigger problems.' - Peter Todd: 'Cryptography relevant quantum computers do not exist. The demos running toy problems do not count.' - Adam Back: 'Probably not for 20-40 years, if then.' Google’s new 2029 deadline for post quantum migration is just three years away. Bitcoin does have a proposal: BIP 360. It reduces public key exposure but existing coins stay vulnerable until users manually migrate. Satoshi won't do that. On the other side, Ethereum Foundation taking the risk seriously and $ETH is outperforming BTC on the quantum timeline changes. So can Bitcoin Core devs show they are taking the issue seriously? Or is it easier to sell BTC (or rotate to ETH) first and then ask questions?
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Interesting read! It appears that you cannot just strap ve-tokenomics on, and everything magically works. You need to approach it thoughtfully. Everyone who tried engineered their own vision of ve-tokenomics. Time showed that @CurveFinance and @AerodromeFi did it well, but some others not so much. Ve-tokenomics cannot be approached as traditional "company management" - it cannot be managed. It by itself controls the protocol. But it must be very well engineered from the start. twitter.com/newmichwill/status...
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Quite cool Aave v4 feature is risk premium: You pay higher borrowing rate if your collateral is riskier (on top of base rate). Safer collateral (wETH, USDC) = cheaper borrow. Riskier collateral = you pay more. In v3 all collateral had flat rate. Basically, if Curve founder wanted to lend $CRV on Aave v4 to borrow stablecoins, he would pay much higher borrowing rate than if collateral was $ETH
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The single most valuable AI task everyone can build is your personalized News Feed. X is full of rage bait and unlimited scrolling. Mainstream media is biased and info is hidden in long columns to sell ads. With AI you can get your own feed. Mine focuses on: - Local events in my city/country - Crypto: governance, policy, adoption - Under-the-radar news that matter but fail to make major headlines - Longevity - Macro, war, finance with multiple sources per headline to reduce bias The news you scroll through daily is junk food. Terrible for your brain.
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