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imajinlmusings on politics, economics, and crypto — likely unsophisticated
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monetizing prediction markets
I’ve been thinking a bit lately about how Polymarket (and Kalshi, etc.) is going to go about monetizing their prediction market business. There are two angles to this — the trading side and the information / attention side. On the trading s...
Ethereum staking and LSTs 101; $frxETH
I like Ethereum.
I mean, what's not to like about the cryptocurrency with the best tokenomics in the game (post coming soon on this), empowering credible neutrality, and the new iteration of money?
In fact, I like Ethereum so much that I’...
DeFi money markets 101; isolated money markets; Fraxlend
DeFi money market protocols like Aave, Compound, etc. carry with them a lot of risk for lenders and borrowers, have a lack of customizability of parameters and markets, and interest rates albeit algorithmic are also controlled by governance...
Things about Ethereum that keep me up at night
Ethereum is great, but not perfect — not close to it.
In fact, there are so many problems with Ethereum that I’ll probably make this a series.
I have a weird obsession with trying to find faults with the things I love — Ethereum include...
Which token should I distribute yield in to my token holders?
A lot of DeFi protocols buyback their native token using the revenue they generate and distribute it proportionally, i.e., pro-rata to holders (i.e., lockers, stakers, or whatever mechanism the protocol uses).
While the end goal of these p...
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