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@fasacorp

terra smart contract developer / crypto degen / Rust / python dev

Katılım Aralık 2020
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Andy
Andy@andyyy·
Wow, KelpDAO comes out and says: > 2 of LayerZero’s RPCs were hacked > it was LayerZero internal compromise that led to the exploit > they took fast action to prevent another $75m vulnerability > the 1/1 DVN was the suggested setup from LayerZero & even after they asked further about it during the transition to L2s, it was kept the same > blames LZ for the setup My goodness. Absolutely no one taking any responsibility and no real detail on the loss socialization for Aave users still. I think we are all underestimating how long the WETH & stablecoin pools may be frozen.
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Stacy Muur
Stacy Muur@stacy_muur·
FTX was too big to fail 3AC was too big to fail BlockFi was too big to fail Celsius was too big to fail OpenSea was too big to fail Do you understand where I'm going?
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@Ceazor7 Agreed I would like to see a weekly number over a quarter.
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@0xz80 @Zai_org I like glm5 it s smart but slowww. Maybe turbo make sit better. My benchmark is Kimi 2.5 turbo from fireworks ai. This stuff spits fire ... 400 token / sec
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@0xz80 GLM-5 or minimal v2.5 which one do you like most ? I have slight preference for minimax in value for money and tool usage.
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z80.wei 👌☀️👌
i’m canceling my claude sub it is consistently behind gpt 5.4 in reasoning ability in the other ways that claude beats gpt5.4, models like glm-5 and minimax m2.7 are already “close enough”
Thariq@trq212

To manage growing demand for Claude we're adjusting our 5 hour session limits for free/Pro/Max subs during peak hours. Your weekly limits remain unchanged. During weekdays between 5am–11am PT / 1pm–7pm GMT, you'll move through your 5-hour session limits faster than before.

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Miles Deutscher
Miles Deutscher@milesdeutscher·
CANCEL your weekend plans. You NEED to: • Learn Claude Code • Learn Cowork (build 1-2 practical workflows) • Set up Perplexity Computer/Perplexity Finance • Optimise Cowork (plug-ins + skills) • Set up OpenClaw • Test Google AI products (Nano Banana 2, NotebookLM & more) • Experiment with basic agentic solutions (Manus) • Use AI to create a business plan/strategy/context files • Build an AI second-brain database (Notion) • Experiment with Notion Agents' *brand new* • Learn basic automation tools (MCPs, Zapier, n8n) • Learn prompt engineering - the better you can communicate with AI, the better your Outputs • Read AI articles • Dive into robotics • Research AI stocks/ETFs/investment arbitrages You have way too much to do...
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Marc Zeller
Marc Zeller@Marczeller·
The Aave protocol was originally designed by people that had user friendly architecture in mind and that's large part of the success. For example, If you try to withdraw collateral on Aave to a point that it would trigger a liquidation, the protocol will revert the tx. because there's no point of allowing that as it's only hurtful for the user. Product design must be at it's core, user friendly. Aave has now, new cooks in the kitchen, and mindset seems different.
Marc Zeller@Marczeller

@0xLouisT Imagine calling someone that 1) was brave enough to leave CeFi to use your product 2) Had the intention to use unholy amount of wealth to buy your shitcoin and support you "retarded". That's literally first rule of doing business. never, ever bite the hand that feed you.

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@MetamateDaz You will bounce back, you have to fail to evolve and learn. Take time to reflect and enjoy the gift of having a family. Then decide on your next move with purpose. If you feel you need to talk my DMs are always opened for a bro.
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daz@MetamateDaz·
Im 27 years old, just had to move back in with my mom… No job, no money in my savings, my checking has $32.17 in it Im just so tired, man. Exhausted. If you ever feel like you’re alone in all of this, please know that you’re not.
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Benjamin
Benjamin@Benjamin918_·
For all Cap supporters, this is the account to follow for all token-related information x.com/caplabslimited
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Cointelegraph
Cointelegraph@Cointelegraph·
🔥 TODAY: Bank of America starts allowing its wealth advisers to recommend crypto allocations to clients.
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@0xBebis_ grok will post on your behalf soon and reply to the posts too.
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bebis@0xBebis_·
The worst developer you know thinks AI is going to kill software engineering
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@andyyy Have you ever code in your life or use ai o assist you in your coding?
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CΞAZOR.eth mak'n 🥪s 🦇🔊
@omgcorn im surprized there is still funds in there for the taking. perhaps its me , but i would never leave hundreads of thou chilling willingly
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corn🛸@omgcorn·
Not a Yearn Vault, this is from the original iearn finance. 5 year old tech, a DeFi antique
PeckShieldAlert@PeckShieldAlert

#PeckShieldAlert YearnFinanceV1 @yearnfi has suffered an exploit, resulting in a total loss of ~$300K. The exploiter has swapped the stolen funds for 103 $ETH, which now sit in the address: 0x0F21...4066.

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PaperImperium
PaperImperium@ImperiumPaper·
Good questions about context around stUSDS. You have to go back in time when Rune pushed through an emergency proposal to have Sky loan him $40-50m. This was so he could refinance his loans on Morpho and Aave - as collateral at Sky, his tokens could vote, but not at Morpho or Aave. Obviously it’s not great when a stablecoin issuer lends its cofounder tens of millions of dollars backed only by the volatile gov token. stUSDS is a token that was created to move that loan, which as 20% interest, off of Sky’s balance sheet and into private markets. This was a good and correct move, because it makes DAI/USDS safer by removing endogenous collateral. That doesn’t make it a good deal for stUSDS holders, however. stUSDS is backed solely by SKY tokens, making it a kind of mini-LUNA, but at much more conservative parameters. However, Sky governance controls the parameters of this market - interest rate, LTV, liquidations. Governance, in turn, is controlled by Rune and the largest Sky institutional investor, who happen to make up nearly all of the borrowing activity (3rd largest borrower is a foundation they jointly control). So you are effectively giving an unsecured, nonrecourse, indefinite loan to all borrowers in this market. There is no barrier to the largest borrowers deciding to set LTV to infinity and APY to 0%. Automatic liquidations are also currently disabled. When this launched, it had a yield of 40%, which was manually adjusted down to sub-5%. It’s only been manually adjusted up temporarily because depositors tried to get out. The largest depositor by far (~$90m+ at peak) is @f2pool, which has been trying to unwind. As you can see, they’ll withdraw even amounts under $20k when someone naively deposits. This thing is a roach trap. Do not put money in it.
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PaperImperium
PaperImperium@ImperiumPaper·
Update: stUSDS holders continue to cash out the instant someone deposits, keeping lenders trapped. We’re close to the first liquidation unless SKY price improves. Reminder: “…undercollateralized positions will be manually liquidated…” which is why this is interesting to observe As a reminder, stUSDS is solely collateralized by SKY, and all parameters are controlled by governance. The controllers of governance, in turn, are also the main borrowers. (Those parties are not close to liquidation) stUSDS refinanced a large loan to Rune, which is now off of Sky’s balance sheet. If there are losses, they are not backstopped by Sky.
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PaperImperium@ImperiumPaper

Update: F2Pool has withdrawn as much as possible, and the borrowing utilization is now more than 100%. Don’t be fooled by the new rate of 8.9% APY. This is will probably go right back down to Tbill-like yield once there is again liquidity.

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Metis🌿
Metis🌿@MetisL2·
x402 gives AI agents a way to pay. Now ask: Where can millions of payments settle at scale with no third parties?
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@capapp The lack of borrowing from operators is concerning.
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cap@CapApp·
This is the last post on this thread.
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cap@CapApp·
Update to Delegator Contribution Rewards Currently, Cap issues COGs to track delegator activity on @symbioticfi and soon @eigencloud. Protocols and users that delegate stake to operators on Cap receive COGs. These COGs are unrelated to caps, which instead reward actions that grow the TVL of cUSD. In order to align incentives with delegators, we are increasing the COGs boost for operator borrowing. As a result, delegators whose operators are borrowing up to 50% LTV will receive up to 10x more COGs than delegators who's operators are not borrowing. This change comes into effect this week.
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@elixir Elixir: we’re deploying more capital, stay steady lads
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Elixir
Elixir@elixir·
During the past 24hrs we have heard concerns around Stream Finance' xUSD. Elixir has full redemption rights at $1 with Stream for its lending position. We are the only creditor with these 1-1 rights. deUSD remains fully backed and Elixir is beginning the process of unwinding its lending position to Stream, working with the team directly.
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