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Matt

@laBananeCrypto

Building DeFi 🤝BD - DeFi Growth @JupiterExchange 🇫🇷 Member @SuperteamFRANCE & @TheDiggersDAO

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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
Every time I open the Jupiter account, I remember that my face is on this banner. So proud to be part of this amazing team💚 Thank you for everything @JupiterExchange
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Guava@Real_Guava·
@JupiterExchange How can i contact support? I am having an issue on your predict market
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Jupiter@JupiterExchange·
Jupiter Offerbook: The Money Market for Everything Onchain Fixed-term, peer-to-peer lending for every asset on Solana - with no price-based liquidations. Be early: offerbook.jup.ag
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Jupiter@JupiterExchange·
Planetary Call ☎️ Join today’s call with @kashdhanda & special guest @solwhitey Agenda: - This Fortnight in the Jupiverse - Sneak Peek @jup_offerbook - Alpha Drop: JupUSD - Community Q&A 🗓️ Wednesday, 18th march ⏰ 3:30pm UTC 📍 YouTube & X
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
And I’m glad to hear that. I do think this brief phase of debates will lead to better alignment between the foundation and its ecosystem, that’s something Solana has focused on from the beginning. Don’t make the same mistakes others have made before. Empower your ecosystem, attract external actors to keep it evolving, work to increase the velocity of money within the ecosystem, and create more value for builders.
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Steven (っ♡◡♡)っ@stevensarmi_·
@laBananeCrypto @MultiversX >To continue leading the next chapter, the foundation needs to stay on this path: empowering its ecosystem, building public goods, and supporting every player creating net positive value for the ecosystem and its contributors. quite literally doing all this rn.
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
I came from an ecosystem killed by its foundation. For those who were here in the previous cycle, you probably heard about Elrond Network, now rebranded as @MultiversX. It was probably one of the most community-engaged ecosystems during the last cycle, one of the most interesting for its NFT hype after Solana and Ethereum in 2021/2022, but now it’s dead. Why? One of the main reasons is the choice of the Elrond Foundation to compete with its builders instead of empowering them. The foundation built a DEX and an NFT marketplace, capturing most of the value and attention users could offer at the time. It forced builders to compete against a giant, against his trust, and against a system that decides whether you deserve support or not. In short, they built a permissioned paradise island in a permissionless world. Technically it was beautiful, but without external value creation from an ecosystem, it dies. Why have I loved Solana as a community member since 2021? Because of its foundation and its vision. Solana understood that community is everything to build a versatile, active, and fast-moving ecosystem. From NFTs to DeFi, from memecoins to IRL events, Solana empowered them. Superteam is a great example of this, and I think it’s a huge reason for its success. The best way to be global is to be hyper-local. Building and focusing on local experts, pushing synergies, collaborations, and rewards, that’s the way. To continue leading the next chapter, the foundation needs to stay on this path: empowering its ecosystem, building public goods, and supporting every player creating net positive value for the ecosystem and its contributors. That’s why I loved Solana a few years ago. That’s why I love Solana today. That’s why I’ll continue to love Solana in the next decade.
italo@italoacasas

i don’t love getting into these topics much, but imo one of the best things the solana foundation has done is stay on the sidelines as much as possible. if you look at other ecosystems, like ethereum, it’s easy to see how things can get messy when a foundation ends up holding too much mindshare. to me, the direction should be to continue stepping back over time, not becoming more central or more directly involved in building products. there’s also a practical angle here. the downside risk of the foundation trying to build things directly vs. its ability to actually deliver doesn’t really justify itself. the incentives aren’t the same as in a startup environment, which can make execution slower and introduce more politics, perceived favoritism, or “king-making” dynamics in the ecosystem. overall, i think the foundation is most effective when it’s largely invisible and focused on enabling the ecosystem rather than participating in it directly.

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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
That’s a good point. Attracting builders should be the first priority. After that, you need to enable a strong flow of value creation within your ecosystem. You want to create a net positive flow of value and do everything you can to keep it inside the ecosystem, accelerating the velocity of money so that everyone can build and generate revenue. If you start competing with your builders, you’ll capture the value yourself, and unintentionally create a trust barrier around your product, slowing down external initiatives. For an ecosystem with no builders, I do think the focus needs to remain on attracting them. As for the “state” aspect, some systems do need to be publicly managed. However, a private ecosystem is usually more efficient and competitive. So, as a public-good entity, the focus should be on: “How do I make my infrastructure attractive and competitive?” I don’t know Aptos and Sui very well, but if the question “Why should builders come here?” doesn’t have a clear answer, then it likely won’t for users either.
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Observe@obsrvgmi·
should sui and aptos be worried as well? (they are actively building couple of products) i guess chains are tired of waiting for quality builders to bring actual dapps that could drive real users and attract more institutional adoption (for solana, this does not apply). hence, we are seeing more and more chains relying on building things that can actually drive adoption instead of waiting for builders. not sure if this is good or bad, but time will tell.
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
@Reed02x @MultiversX I never worked for the Elrond Foundation, I was only a community member and a content cretor
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Massa@Reed02x·
@laBananeCrypto @MultiversX lol you just reached vesting cliff and migrated where volume was 😂 in next years you'll integrate other L1s too. Welcome to crypto
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
@vibhu It’s a joke, but some ecosystems have done it, thinking it was helpful…
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vibhu@vibhu·
Excited to announce that our next product is an NFT marketplace with no creator royalties
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Jupiter@JupiterExchange·
products in web3 tier list based on innovation, personality, shipping speed, impact in creating the future of onchain finance and some other aspects thoughts?
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jussy@jussy_world·
🚨 Jupiter just introduced @jup_offerbook A peer-to-peer lending protocol for tokens, NFTs, RWAs, and more How it works: Borrowers and lenders create fixed-term loans, choosing their own collateral, APR, loan size and duration There are no price-based liquidations, since it’s time-based Registration is now live!
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
@JupiterExchange Just give me more content like that. We’re not just here to build products, but to reshape and improve our financial habits.
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Jupiter@JupiterExchange·
We’re building the future of finance!
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
@omnipair Welcome to Jupiter! So… Everywhere on Solana
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Omnipair
Omnipair@omnipair·
Omnipair has integrated with Jupiter's routing engine. A new primitive just hit Solana's largest aggregator: unified spot and lending liquidity. The most capital efficient AMM on Solana is now routable for swaps by every trader, wallet and app in the ecosystem.
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
@JUPCommunity Nice read! Thanks for sharing.
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JUP AND JUICE (🧃)
JUP AND JUICE (🧃)@JUPANDJUICE·
INSIDE JUPITER: THE YIELD MACHINE A lending protocol that protects you A stablecoin that pays you. We sat down with @benliew, the man leading @jup_lend building both. Time stamps : 00:00 Intro 01:30 The Bank of Solana 05:00 Stopping the wipeout 08:20 Fixing DeFi pricing 10:35 P2P offerbook lending 13:30 The Fluid partnership 15:07 Launching JupUSD 18:14 The $JUICED Method 19:55 The short term Goal 20:40 Making crypto invisible 22:00 Message to the users
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
@toly The best place to borrow at fixed terms? Solana.
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Jupiter@JupiterExchange·
Most onchain assets have never had a money market. They remain illiquid, underutilized, and locked out of DeFi. That changes today. Introducing Jupiter Offerbook @jup_offerbook The money market for everything onchain.
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
The next years will be driven by fixed term lending. A permissionless market where lenders and borrowers can find what they want, instead of depending on unpredictable markets. Intent-based lending and pool-based lending are complementary. The next chapter starts now.
Jupiter Offerbook@jup_offerbook

Jupiter Offerbook: The Money Market for Everything Onchain Fixed-term, peer-to-peer lending for every asset on Solana - with no price-based liquidations. Be early: offerbook.jup.ag

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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
@jup_offerbook Fixed terms lending on Solana 🔥
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Bojan@bjnpck·
So who’s coming to Cannes?
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Matt@laBananeCrypto·
The market is a giant opportunity, and the tokenized asset ecosystem has been growing extremely fast over the past 6–12 months, especially on @solana Just, we’re still early, though, and progress is partly limited by regulatory constraints and liquidity inefficiency The full expansion of this narrative will likely come in the next cycle
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