I am sure a lot of you are familiar with $OHM that currently yields > 7,000% APY. Admittedly, initially I was reluctant to jump into $OHM, as things that look too good to be truth, well, they usually are. But $OHM is built different, it is brilliant design.
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Now, there is another kid on the block - wonderland.money - that is a fork of @OlympusDAO and it is the first decentralized reserve currency protocol available on the Avalanche Network based on the $TIME token.
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The wonderland team seems to be somehow associated with @OlympusDAO from what I understand, so it may not be a rug
At the time of this writing you can claim a whopping 34,700% APY on your TIME staking, so the system is currently optimized for the wealth creation. The current TVL is ~155 mil, so it is a baby.
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Here is a good part - tx costs in Avalanche are approx. 10% of the cost to operate at #Ethereumβs mainnet, so you can experiment with smaller amounts. DYOR of course, I have aped a small amount and will report back the results in the due time.
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The path I followed in order to ape was:
1. I bought some $AVAX on a CEX and sent it to my wallet
The biggest cult in crypto is brewing and you do not want to miss it. Enter the @templedao, where burning incense, sacrificing your fav NFT or observing a powerful ritual just may allow you to participate in this brand new wealth creation experiment.
If you have never changed your pocket change into millions this may be your shot. Keep in mind - this is a high risk play with a high reward potential.
@templedao is a lot like @OlympusDAO but with a few twists. Their first product $TEMPLE comes with some key principles:
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1: Ecosystem growth benefits $TEMPLE holders
2: Protocol features reduce volatility and reward long term holders
3: $TEMPLE βs intrinsic value always increases and is not diluted away
Smart contracts extend the capabilities of the @THORChain by deploying custom logic that can be formulated using @THORChain financial primitives.
Let's have a look at some of them:
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@THORChain has four types of key, financial primitives:
1. $RUNE 2. Synthetics β secured and derived from LP collateral 3. LP units β your βshareβ of ownership of a pool 4. THOR.USD β arguably the most important composite
On top of that TC is a price oracle and gas oracle.
I received a few DMs with questions about the key differences between @Thorchain synths vs @synthetix_io vs or @mirror_protocol. While I am not an expert on the subject, I would like to point out ONE key difference that is obvious to my naked eye:
One of the most overlooked aspects of @THORChain is that it will become the biggest IDO launchpad of our generation. This thread will unfold how and why
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What are Initial Dex Offerings (or IDO) launchpads? In a nutshell, those are platforms that allow projects to raise capital, build communities and filter out a noise. The recent Delphi Digital article has a nice summary: delphidigital.io/reports/an-oveβ¦
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What are a good characteristics of a well-designed launchpad? Let's examine that together:
How long can a short tail get and can @thorchain_org benefit from economically less significant assets.
Let me break it down for you
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Short tail, in the context of @thorchain_org, means assets that are most economically active (deep pools, lots of large transactions). Because all the assets are actively managed, only the deep pools with lots of activities create significant revenue potential.
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But what does βactive managementβ of assets actually mean? Every swap demands resources and liquidity and neither is infinite. Every asset, once it is in the system, no matter how small and insignificant it is, becomes @thorchain_org's problem to manage, move, account for etc
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- Incentive pendulum β the proportions of capital bonded in the network by the nodes to the capital pooled (historically over-bonded)
- Change in asset price β changes the yield and triggers the arb bots
- Block rewards β when a block is produced the active pool receives a reward