2/ DeFi Saver's new Recipe Creator is a transaction builder interface for creating and executing "recipes."
π§βπ³ With the Recipe Creator, you can build complex transactions interacting with multiple DeFi apps to use flashloans, borrow, lend, swap, and more in a single transaction.
3/ Now anyone can become a DeFi superuser wielding an arsenal of powerful protocols and tools with only a few clicks.
Simply drag and drop actions in the order you want them and DeFi Saver handles the rest, executing your recipe in a single transaction.
4/ DeFi Saver's Recipe Creator even includes a Recipe Book with pre-made recipes of common DeFi activities for inspiration.
And if you're looking to try it out first, DeFi Saver has a Simulation Mode which forks at the current Ethereum block letting you test out recipes freely.
5/ Try your hand at being a chef and see what tasty recipes you can create. Don't forget to save and share them... or don't. π bit.ly/3vZU0el
Read about the Recipe Creator, Simulation Model, and other features DeFi Saver has been cooking up. bit.ly/2T3ULEI
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Imagine a liquidity pool like a magic Hot Pot with 2 flavors of soup: $ETH and $LINK.
This magical Hot Pot can convert LINK soup to ETH and vice versa.
As long as the conversion rate (price) is fair, the pot maintains its tasty ratio.
2/ Some traders will take a bowl of $LINK soup so now you have more $ETH soup.
And then, a few more traders come and take some ETH soup so now you have more LINK.
Each time, they give a little back to the pot for these conversions (similar to trading fees)...
3/ There may be more or less of one flavor shifting the pot or pool ratio in what's known as Cyclical Imbalance but the pot should stay tasty as long as conversions happen at a fair rate between the two soups.
So what happens when the soup conversion rate or price isn't right?
Theta or time decay refers to the reduction in value of an option as the time to the expiration date nears.
SIREN AMM v2 mitigates theta decay loss using a Black-Scholes model for pricing.
2/ Two factors determine the price of each trade: spot price and slippage.
The spot price is determined using a Black-Scholes model, taking into account parameters like underlying price, time to expiration, option strike and implied volatility, coupled with a Chainlink oracle.
3/ Similar to other AMMs, trades will be impacted by slippage based on the size of the trade and available assets in the pool.
In other words, the larger the trade relative to the size of the pool, the higher the slippage. This slippage benefits liquidity providers of the pool.
Options traders have come to rely on tools in traditional finance that were refined over decades.
And with options being fairly new to DeFi, SIREN aims to fill a niche by building a platform suited for sophisticated options traders.
2/ To make full use of SIRENβs design which allows traders to easily swap options in and out in order to build complex positions, options traders need the necessary information to properly assess those positions.
This is why SIREN's UI displays the greeks for each option.
3/ Option "Greeks," named after the Greek letters that denote them, measure risks associated with a position.