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If you have the money printer – as is the case for many of the blockchain projects with the power to create their own digital tokens – why wouldn’t you use it? PLUS: Vitalik Buterin riffs on meme coin and Ethereum’s new “blob market.” Source link
The USDe token, which is referred to as a “synthetic dollar,” offers yields to investors by pairing ether liquid staking tokens with short ether (ETH) perpetual futures position in the derivatives market to maintain a “rough target” of $1 price. Source link
Ethena’s USDe token, often referred to as “synthetic dollar,” offers steady yields to investors by using ether (ETH) liquid staking tokens such as Lido’s stETH as backing assets, pairing them with an equal value of short ETH perpetual futures position on derivatives exchanges to keep a “rough target” of $1 price. This is also known […]
“A lot of sentiment was around U.S. sanctions impacting Binance beyond just the U.S.,” David Alexander, research partner at Anagram, said in an interview via X direct messages. “In many ways, BNB’s performance is tied to the exchange, so if user activity and volume on the exchange suffered, this could spill over into the broader […]
Airdrops. That magical term seems to excite crypto users and spark endless discussions about on-chain interaction. In recent years, airdrops have added significant liquidity into the crypto market and took numerous promising projects to new heights. Today, it’s common to say we’re entering into “airdrop season” as a number of new and existing protocols and […]
What Glif has done, according to Schwartz, is create a bridge between regular FIL holders who want yield and the storage providers who generate it. The holders loan their FIL into a pool that the providers borrow from, boosting their collateral and yield. Storage providers pay interest to the pool once a week. Source link
ETHEREUM’S DIVERSITY PROBLEM. In the blockchain tech context, “client diversity” refers to the goal of having multiple software programs – known as “clients” – available for node operators and validators to access networks; as the thinking goes, if one of these clients goes down, due to a bug or some other mishap, there are plenty […]