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I deposited ~$180 into @SectorOneDEX to experience and learn about DLMM pools as part of Wave 4 @megaeth terminal apps. This is what I've learnt! Dynamic Liquidity Market Making (DLMM) is a type of Liquidity provision where the key difference lies in Liquidity "bins" that significantly reduces slippage These bins represent different prices of an asset. The difference between one bin to the next is a change in price by percentage. The height of each bin represents the depth of liquidity. Wider liquidity distribution = Less capital efficiency, lower risk and vice versa How does this reduce slippage? In a normal AMM, every swap changes price continuously along the curve which increases slippage. In a DLMM, swaps execute against liquidity within a bin before spilling into the next bin which reduces slippage significantly. Despite its strength, they do require active rebalancing as inventory composition changes aggressively when price exits range. On a typical DLMM pool, there are 3 pre-set modes: Curve (Most normal): Concentrates Liquidity near active price for significantly lower slippage > Good for assets during calm markets Risks: > Increased risk of IL > Requires active monitoring Spot: Distributes liquidity evenly across chosen bins > Good for stablecoin pairs because prices stay in a tiny range > Deep liquidity results in very low slippage Risks: > If stablecoin depegs, LP will go out of range incurring losses and losing out on fees > If used on other assets, volatility can cause LP to go out of range Bid-Ask: Typically used by users who want to LP and also have a market bias. Liquidity is more concentrated on the extreme ends based on users' directional bias. > Good for traders who have great predictions Risks: > Requires active balancing > Higher risk as performance depends heavily on market direction If you wish to skip the active management, @SectorOneDEX DLMM vaults can help you with their curated vaults. Curators earn fixed fees and actively manage LP position while users retain all fees earned, protocol points and airdrop rewards. Pick a pool based on your risk appetite. Ultimately, each strategy is based on each user's risk appetite and time availability. DLMM pools offer a variety of ranges for the degens to the conservatives.

Solstice Season 2 YT-USX - Is it worth it? I'm still holding YT from the last @solsticefi season and increased to 150k YT-USX (costs around $635) to accrue 6.4M flares per day with the 1.4x multiplier Doing some simple maths, with $100 you can buy right now 23k YT, that with the multiplier that most of you have will give you 1M flares a day until the end of this month, so 27M flares until maturity (post written yesterday on 4th May, but logic is the same) Flares season 2 started 20 days ago, with a total emission of 16B and ending on the 1st of August Having a linear estimation for the end of S2, we have a total emission of 88B, but let's even round it to 150B because we should have more dilution in the last month when the exposure could probably be cheaper to accrue flares, unless many understand that it could be super mispriced and after TGE will be very easy to know With 3% of the supply for season 2 we have the following possible scenarios: > 50M FDV - $270 of SLX worth > 100M FDV - $540 of SLX worth > 200M FDV - $1080 of SLX worth Even if we finish to have the double of the emission, 300B, it will be still profitable in theory for 50M FDV, and we can probably also reduce the average cost then on the next YT very close to the snapshot I was waiting for TGE to buy even more but let's see and NFA, I'm an ambassador but would never post this if I didn't believe it could be a cook, the math looks good for now My referral code is 4kF37rhRiH if you're participating in season 2

Secured my genesis spot on @monetrix_xyz! I deposited $300 USDC to earn gems over the next 30 days Currently only $136,000/$1,000,000 deposited so there's still plenty of time to enter If you're looking for a stablecoin play and exposure into the Hyperliquid ecosystem, come join me :) Ref codes in the comments!