1) We really are on the multichain universe narrative now. So I did a quick analysis on mkt cap, liquidity/TVL comparison, the lower the Circulating Mkt Cap/TVL Ratio, the better. The lower the Circulating Mkt Cap as % of Main Chain, the more potential upside that has.
4) Generally I don’t really like to price these using liquidity/TVL metrics due to the fact that these numbers can be easily influenced by farming incentives, market conditions, etc. But for illustrative purpose, it is still a reasonable metric to draw some references upon.
5) There are a lot of other factors that could influence the price of these tokens and need to be factored in, such as 1: Farming/Trading incentives, 2: Community engagement 3: Tokenomics/Vesting schedules 4: User profiles on different main chains 5: Market narrative etc
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
Doing heavy research on #NFT recently, so I thought it might be a good idea to gather all the pieces that I personally find interesting in a single thread. This thread is a working piece dedicated to #NFT.
1) Some thoughts on @FinanceYfii and @iearnfinance . There are very different mindsets between the east and the west, looking how this event unfolded from two-sided is quite interesting. First of all, salute to @AndreCronjeTech for creating the @iearnfinance protocol.
2) @iearnfinance by @AndreCronjeTech created a huge hype in the Chinese crypto space, part of the $YFI community in China is interested in the governance, but I believe many people who heard about $YFI are more interested in the high yield that YFI token brought to the space.
3) We expected there would be a fork of $YFI protocol in the market to generate additional hype in the market to let people chasing the yield. Due to language and technical barriers, many people in the Chinese community were unable to participate in the $YFI farming.