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Sky Protocol has registered its strongest quarter ever in Q1 2026 ↓

@SiloFinance @properlystudio 💬 Read more about the entire design process in our latest article: properly.studio/blog/making-ri…

Portfolio management is often overlooked or pushed to the sidelines in DeFi. At Silo, we knew right away that this page had to stand out. A product that offers a wide range of capital management options must have a single hub where users can manage their multiple positions and monitor them holistically. Data clarity in DeFi is also often neglected, and users frequently expect simple metrics such as “Total Earned,” “Total Deposited,” and “Avg. APY” to be available in one place without having to navigate through hundreds of pages and networks.

💬 Read more about the entire design process in our latest article: properly.studio/blog/making-ri…

Risk is a key factor in yield-generating products. Every decentralized protocol involves some degree of risk, to varying degrees. That’s exactly what we’ve focused on at Silo—creating a visual scale that helps users navigate and understand their risk level. Different types of products, different factors, different risks.

@properlystudio @SiloFinance 💬 Read more about the entire design process in our latest article: properly.studio/blog/making-ri…

Offering yield-related products is one thing, but how they’re presented is another. Different categories, the number of products, statistics, risk, APY — all of this is data that we need to break down into its basic components from the start. We begin by determining what we’re able to display, and work our way toward concluding what will be of interest to the user. At Silo, we’ve implemented several different strategies, such as visually highlighting the most popular configurations, emphasizing key data within them, and enabling users to flexibly search for opportunities that interest them across all available markets. Read more about this in the article below 👇

@3f_xyz @Maven11Capital @FPrimeCapital @metalayervc @GSR_io @gate_ventures 👏👏

We are excited to announce that @3f_xyz has raised $4 million in seed funding led by @Maven11Capital, with participation from @FPrimeCapital, @MetalayerVC, @GSR_io, Susquehanna Crypto, @Gate_Ventures and others. 3F is building the onchain infrastructure that unlocks leveraged exposure to tokenized real-world assets.

Design vs DeFi Lending & Borrowing - complicated things don’t need to be complicated if we approach them in the right way. If we understand how DeFi works, what problems we want to solve, and who we’re designing solutions for, we reach a higher level of awareness when proposing solutions during the design process. The new article is already live 👇 You can learn more about the entire design process and the key features of @SiloFinance

Moto is hiring a Senior Backend Engineer (Go). You’ll build the infrastructure for transaction processing, ledger correctness, and financial systems where precision matters. Not a feature role. Not a growth role. This is where correctness and reliability define the product. If you’ve worked on payments, ledgers, or high-precision backend systems, this will feel familiar. Read the full role here: [ linkedin.com/jobs/view/4401… ]

Curious about the outcome of the design work for @SiloFinance? The case study is live. We’ll be sharing more soon about the product design process itself and our approach to foundation-based design.

These are the consequences of testing @usemotocard and @Plasma head to head. Both are in beta stage, so this is the first time I can also review neobanks during the GTM in a beta stage. Buen provecho! 🥩

That's exactly how it was. Working with @SiloFinance on this was a huge challenge, but also a great experience - exploring patterns that had never been used before, making bold changes to the information architecture, and ensuring that the isolated markets do not look so “isolated”.

Easier entry, smoother flow — that's exactly where good UX begins.

HELLO MOTO

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No matter how advanced creative tools get, I’ll always prefer to work on a canvas. Simply because I can duplicate my work every time I get a new idea. I want to see the progress and discover gems in past iterations.