

Anderson Marinho
304 posts




Ethereum is bringing something new to an old, outdated financial system. You know it. I know it. They know it.








I actually do the whole new year's resolutions thing, and it actually works. The key thing to understand is that humans are creatures of habit. Doing the same action you've already done regularly takes very little mental effort, whereas inserting a new one-time task takes much more. And so if you want yourself to do certain things more, you need to make it a habit. The year boundary is as good a place as any to evaluate the habits that you're chosen to impose on yourself, and see whether they are effective and sustainable, and adjust, add or remove any. My style is to make them measurable, trackable, and targeted to exactly the level of effort that I know will not make me want to abandon them, even during my months of busiest work, most intensive travel schedule or call schedule, etc. Examples I've done: * Walk an average of >= 6km/day each month * Run >= 50km each month * Write >= 1 blog post each month * Study some language for 30 min each week * Do >= 2 major cryptography programming projects each year At every year boundary, re-evaluate your old list, and decide on your new list. And yeah I have txt files for tracking this (sorry, not gonna use some corposlop app that makes me dependent on third-party servers) You actually want each one to be relatively trivial, so that you can stack multiple, and because the benefits of maximizing are less important than the risk that you will give up on the whole thing. This has worked well for me and I recommend it.




This post is live because REVERSO holders decided it. Per the vote, we will now burn 16% of the total $REVERSO supply. Built by many, aligned as one.



⚡️A new standard just landed in the Euler Foundry: SOGW-V3. Built with @ebitfiprotocol, they discovered a new Euler token primitive: stake-time priced sells >> Most tokens charge the same sell fee to everyone, even the people who’ve been staked and supporting the market the longest. But in real markets, commitment should be rewarded, so sell fees should decay with time staked >> On every buy, a % of the tokens received are redirected to Hardstake stakers. So when demand comes in, stakers earn more of the token. >> On every sell, the seller pays a fee in ETH output, but the fee is not fixed. It starts higher and smoothly decays down to a low minimum the longer the seller’s tokens have been staked. So short-term sellers pay more, long-term stakers get better exit pricing. >> "Token-time: commitment tracking: SOGW-V3 measures time-weighted commitment: it tracks not just when you staked, but how many tokens were staked for how long (“token-time”). So if you stake, wait, top-up, withdraw partially, or repeat, your sell pricing reflects your accumulated, size-weighted staking history, not just your latest stake timestamp. When tokens come out of Hardstake (withdrawals or rewards), they receive sell credits based on the current average commitment of your staked position, meaning rewards inherit the same time-weighted sell benefit as the stake they were earned on >> Result: Stakers earn dual yield, and long-term participants get progressively better sell rates as their stake-time grows.

What if creator revenue was shared to all stakeholders everywhere at once ? Consume your favorite content. Clip their best moments. Share them everywhere. Help them grow. Soon, supporters will be able to stake their tokens and earn their fair share of the platform’s revenue. So help creators grow. Clip them. Share them. Push them everywhere. And when they blow up… The supporters who helped them get there share in the riches. Platform revenue goes to directly to the creators and the supporters who helped make them big.