Vladislav Volosnikov

"With Prividiums, it's now possible for Institutions to build and operate private systems as part of the global Ethereum network, with all the control and compliance they require." @anthonykrose, Product @zksync, writes for @ethereum about Privacy & Incorruptible Finance.

Near real-time Ethereum proofs on a single (!) GPU. Enter the era of ZK Abundance. 5 big implications 👇🧵

ZKsync prover optimizations just hit mainnet. Big gains on speed & cost. Feel free to read more (technical) details here: amstelden.com/zksync-prover-… DMs open for follow-up questions.

Did you know that there are more side events at ethcc than grains of sand on Earth?

It is possible to track gas deltas in hardhat-gas-reporter now github.com/cgewecke/hardh…

Why do we have "stack too deep" errors? JVM, WASM, CLR are all stack machines too but don't have this issue! Why is EVM different? I looked under the hood at Solidity codegen to find out. Check out my first post in a series about compiling for the EVM: frang.io/blog/codegen-f…

Dencun is already showing its effectiveness

Literally 0 fees on Blast for the last 30 minutes, amazing scaling!

Fixing solidity stack too deep errors be like source: Rural Balance Master

Just published brief explanation of our Elastic fee concept from last paper in Algebra Protocol: @vladvolosnikov/elastic-fee-new-concept-of-dynamic-fee-for-amms-da4e18066388" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@vladvolosniko… More price impact - bigger fee. It's simple, right?..

@Ceazor7 @CryptoAlgebra @vtikhomirov75 @DaoChemist @TraderJoe_xyz @SushiSwap @AnthonyLeeZhang @jason_of_cs @DeFi_Made_Here @BP_Gamma In this case LPs of UNI lose some profit that goes to: 1. Sushi (excessive fees for unrational trader swap + fees for arbitrage swap) 2. Arbitrageur (price movement) 3. Chain (gas fees of arbitrageur) Pancake loses all potential profit

@0xVolosnikov @CryptoAlgebra @vtikhomirov75 @DaoChemist @TraderJoe_xyz @SushiSwap @AnthonyLeeZhang @jason_of_cs @DeFi_Made_Here @BP_Gamma yes.. this is interesting.. -whale buys ETH on Sushi -arb bot arbs UNI and closes those gaps -there is still a arb on pancake, but not big enough to warrant gas spend

📊 Delving deep into the world of liquidity provision! Algebra's latest research analyzes the LPs profitability in the AMM landscape, considering market conditions, blockchain unique features & fee structures. 💰 Explore innovative fee management approaches, including a dynamic fee mechanism, & uncover insights shaping the future of AMM development. Find the must-read for DEXes & DeFi Protocols at algebra.finance/static/the-imp…

@Ceazor7 @CryptoAlgebra @vtikhomirov75 @DaoChemist @TraderJoe_xyz @SushiSwap @AnthonyLeeZhang @jason_of_cs @DeFi_Made_Here @BP_Gamma Because of the fees, most of these small "random" trades will not create an arbitrage opportunity, so the remaining pools will receive nothing. Also, arbitrageur pays for gas, which widens the price spread

@0xVolosnikov @CryptoAlgebra @vtikhomirov75 @DaoChemist @TraderJoe_xyz @SushiSwap @AnthonyLeeZhang @jason_of_cs @DeFi_Made_Here @BP_Gamma yes.. it doesnt matter where the unaggregated flow is. it will create arb in all other pools, assuming impact is sufficient

@Ceazor7 @CryptoAlgebra @vtikhomirov75 @DaoChemist @TraderJoe_xyz @SushiSwap @AnthonyLeeZhang @jason_of_cs @DeFi_Made_Here @BP_Gamma Another important property of arbitrage: it is rational, we can safely assume that the pool will be arbitraged as soon as it becomes profitable

@Ceazor7 @CryptoAlgebra @vtikhomirov75 @DaoChemist @TraderJoe_xyz @SushiSwap @AnthonyLeeZhang @jason_of_cs @DeFi_Made_Here @BP_Gamma Regarding arbitrage: its most important property is that it knows the “ideal” market price and makes a profit from the fact that AMM does not know this and lags behind. Because of this, LPs lose profits and give them to arbitrageurs.

If you are really greedy, then logical branching in a EVM is gas-expensive. Used an interesting trick to help optimize abs function in OpenZeppelin: github.com/OpenZeppelin/o…

@0x94305 @CryptoAlgebra My charts for a highly liquid pair tho Perhaps the effect will be much stronger with increased liquidity fragmentation

@0x94305 @CryptoAlgebra Let's say the events are removed and the gas is slightly reduced. Can we expect that the gains from this will outweigh the potential losses from complicating the interaction with the contract? Especially in an not-perfectly-rational world

Here is a simple trick to keep your engagement low: post research on topics only when they have started leaving the public agenda. Today's installment: who actually pays for events emitted by Uniswap? Some of the cost is paid for by arbitrageurs. But LPs suffer as well... 1/