Gentlemen Gerald

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Gentlemen Gerald

Gentlemen Gerald

@permaOx

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Gentlemen Gerald
Gentlemen Gerald@permaOx·
MEV bots hate this weird trick!
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AzFlin 🌎
AzFlin 🌎@AzFlin·
I once wrote a dex integration for a dex agg (pre AI) and it was literally the hardest thing in crypto I ever coded
unbanksy (amm/acc)@unbanksyETH

Launching a DEX is a pain in the ass. Would not recommend. The hardest part is not even the bonding curves; it's coordinating the integration with indexers and routers. Those teams are insanely busy, get requests all the time, and we're asking them to re-imagine what a DEX and an AMM is to work with us. That said, happy to announce that @BaselineMarkets is in final stages of integration with @KyberNetwork, @okx dex, @0xProject and @coingecko @GeckoTerminal @dexscreener @DefiLlama Having this in place ensures that every token launched on Baseline will get optimal routing across 50+ trading venues. We'll be announcing our first launch partner next week. Get ready.

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unbanksy (amm/acc)
unbanksy (amm/acc)@unbanksyETH·
Launching a DEX is a pain in the ass. Would not recommend. The hardest part is not even the bonding curves; it's coordinating the integration with indexers and routers. Those teams are insanely busy, get requests all the time, and we're asking them to re-imagine what a DEX and an AMM is to work with us. That said, happy to announce that @BaselineMarkets is in final stages of integration with @KyberNetwork, @okx dex, @0xProject and @coingecko @GeckoTerminal @dexscreener @DefiLlama Having this in place ensures that every token launched on Baseline will get optimal routing across 50+ trading venues. We'll be announcing our first launch partner next week. Get ready.
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letsgetonchain
letsgetonchain@letsgetonchain·
@permaOx yes it does this happens every time ETH borrow rates spike. if i loop myself as a user I would have suffered those. fluit eth lite offers me protection against those. think of it as a junior protection mechanism that takes first loss
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letsgetonchain
letsgetonchain@letsgetonchain·
for those that have NOT sold the last of their ETH Fluid Lite ETH vault is the best risk adjusted ETH yield I can find: 100 ETH deposited since inception -> 121 ETH today 100 ETH staked with Lido same period -> 111 ETH today - runs a simple leveraged LST strategy across Spark, Aave and Fluid (all platforms run on LST share price not secondary markets, temporary depegs are not a risk for liquidation) - longest track record of any such strategy I could find - has covered any losses that incurred during market volatility that pushed ETH borrow rates above LST yield - Zero days of negative yield since launch (Feb 2023) - 53 days of paused withdrawals out of 1,194 days live
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Gentlemen Gerald
Gentlemen Gerald@permaOx·
@JasonvuTech I agree that evaluating LP performance in $ terms is the way to go but your article (starting with the title) is confusing at best
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jasonvu.tech (🦇🔈 ,💧,🐻⛓️)
How the hell you guys are so serious about IL term in this article? For me, IL is the discrepancy between Buy & Hold 2 tokens in wallet vs. lping. That's all! You cannot apply IL term to single-side USDC strategy. It's similar to trading spot. When you swap USDC to ETH, then ETH goes down. You don't say it's IL, right? So, take it easy. IL or not IL is not the point. The point is the strategy can earn money for you consistently or not.
jasonvu.tech (🦇🔈 ,💧,🐻⛓️)@JasonvuTech

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Market Radar
Market Radar@themarketradar·
Over the last 2 years, I've transitioned most of my SpaceX position to Anduril. Let's see if that was a big-brain move or not.
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jpn memelord🛡️@jpn_memelord·
I investigated Fluid's activity in cleaning up the Resolve depeg from March 22 that left Fluid with $21m in bad debt. I found that $8m that was supposed to come from the treasury instead came from an uncollateralized credit line through the Fluid Team Multisig. 🧵👇
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trench observer
trench observer@trenchobserver·
@sendmoodz @griffgreen @thedaofund @EkuboProtocol i mean the round had closed and he told you that. you were asking for an exception. if he grants that, and someone else also wants one, how is he supposed to deal with that? it sounds like you're just being a baby :/
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Moody 💭
Moody 💭@sendmoodz·
We reached out to @griffgreen from @thedaofund to seek funding for making token approvals safer with ERC-8255. We intended to direct 100% of any funding towards victims of the recent @EkuboProtocol exploit. It looks like we will not be receiving any support--not even inclusion in current or future quantitative funding rounds. It appears @thedaofund is not focused on solving real security problems under leadership of @griffgreen. The entire conversation is attached. We will still be pushing to get ERC-8255 as widely adopted as possible. However, I have no faith in @thedaofund's ability to distribute funds faithfully according to their mission. Token approvals are even mentioned specifically in Ethereum Foundation's Trillion Dollar Security initiative: ethereum.org/trillion-dolla… If you wish to donate to the development and adoption of this ERC, you can send any tokens or ETH to erc8255.eth. Any funds received will be directed towards reimbursing victims of the recent @EkuboProtocol exploit. Read the ERC here: eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8255 Check out our draft implementations: • OZ: github.com/OpenZeppelin/o… • Solady: github.com/Vectorized/sol…
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chrisdior
chrisdior@chrisdior777·
🚨JUST IN: Seems like @EkuboProtocol extension contract is under attack. ~$1.4M drained so far. Users who approved the affected v2 contract should revoke approvals immediately via revoke.cash. Root cause appears to be missing payer validation in callbacks.
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monetsupply.eth
monetsupply.eth@MonetSupply·
@rootslashbin Dai was trading as high as 1.10 back in 2020 Fully decentralized backed stables can’t scale (rai, lusd, bold, etc)
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root@rootslashbin·
god forgive rune for being such a fucking faggot that he sold out our best shot at a decentralized medium of exchange for a check.
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Barter
Barter@BarterDeFi·
@0xNairolf Uni v4 and its hooks broke composability and made liquidity fragmentation in DeFi even worse. New hooks simply don't see order flow unless solvers, routers, and aggregators plug into them directly
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nairolf@0xNairolf·
uniswap hooks are such an underrated primitive insane
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GEE-yohm LAMB-bear
GEE-yohm LAMB-bear@guil_lambert·
@letsgetonchain The 1bps pool on Uni v3 is the only pool that breaks the 2:1 tickSpacing-to-fee relationship. This means a LP position gets paid twice as much in fees than any of the other 2:1 pools for the same single-tick price move.
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Gentlemen Gerald
Gentlemen Gerald@permaOx·
@LpDexhq I have yet to learn one useful thing from all markout analysis posts. They always conclude that LPs lose money and that 0.01% pools lose the least amount. Neither is true in practice.
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DEXHQ@LpDexhq·
1bp ETH/USDC on Uniswap v3 runs positive 1 year cumulative markouts. Why? Best theory wins.
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revert
revert@revertfinance·
this is obviously in jest, pros like @haydenzadams know that markouts are nonsense, mean reversion is your target with the passive LP game.
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Gentlemen Gerald
Gentlemen Gerald@permaOx·
@arabianhorses0 @Uniswap feeProtocol 68 means protocol fees are 25% on this pair. If an LP claims $75 in fees it means the position generated $100 total fees (+33%)
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oğuz@arabianhorses0·
I built a replay engine for computing @Uniswap's lp fees with high precision, I made many checks and tests always calculated fee amount is higher than 33% of the real values what does it mean ? maybe my computations are wrong or feeProtocol (uint8) : 68 unlocked (bool) : true ? anyone aware of this ?
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