In todays Delphi Daily, we explore important metrics of Curve, @ConvexFinance’s role as a key battleground for bribes, and the protocols vying for voting power.
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1/ @convexfinance has grown to have great sway on @Curvefinance’s valuable governance vote: 85% of Curve TVL is now routed and staked via Convex.
Nearly half of all veCRV supply is owned by Convex.
2/ @Convexfinance is now the single largest owner of veCRV at 47% of total supply.
This gives them the most governance power to decide where $CRV incentives should be distributed.
3/ Besides bribing, protocols looking to incentivize liquidity can also buy CVX, lock it up, and delegate their votes to their own pools.
Protocols have also been accumulating CVX, chief of all @FraxFinance which owns the most CVX at the moment.
4/ @OpenSea volume is showing recovery signs as volume starts to trend upwards.
Yesterday, daily volumes hit near $250M, the highest it has been since the peaks of Sep. 2021.
It was also the most actively traded day yet in terms of users with 60K daily active traders.
5/ While it might have looked gloomy for the wider crypto markets, the NFT market had it good the past month.
Large brands and famous celebrities have been getting involved, @adidas, @nike, and @eminem to name a few.
A valuation analysis of Pump Fun and what to expect from launch.
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This thread only scratches the surface. The full report covers much more including a complete valuation analysis, competitive deep dive, launch dynamics, and more.
1/ Pump has quietly built one of crypto's most profitable businesses, generating $780M+ in cumulative revenue with no token incentives.
Even once you take out January's memecoin craze, Pump is still generating around $1.3M per day on average.
That's more than what most protocols make in their entire existence.
AI has blurred the lines of IP ownership. @StoryProtocol thinks blockchain can fix it.
Meet the first IP blockchain reshaping creativity and royalties for the digital age.
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Our full Story report dives much deeper into use cases, infrastructure, and more. Here is the full breakdown.
1/ Traditional IP systems depend on centralized registries and manual enforcement, too slow to track millions of AI-generated works created daily.
General-purpose blockchains aren't optimized either, lacking native support for complex royalty splits and embedding licensing terms into creative assets.
Hyperliquid just dodged a $13.5M bullet—but it exposed a critical flaw in decentralized trading.
Here's how one trader almost broke the system and how we can stop it from happening again.
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1/ An attacker opened a large short position on JELLY, then artificially pumped its spot price, forcing liquidation.
This pushed an unrealized $13.5M loss onto Hyperliquid’s liquidity pool (HLP), as the oracle price spiked from $0.0095 to ~$0.50 per token.
2/ Hyperliquid intervened by delisting JELLY perps and force-settling positions at the original price of $0.0095, protecting HLP and leaving the attacker at a loss.
But rather than just reacting, what steps can Perp DEXs take to mitigate future risks?
AI agents are evolving from simple assistants to fully autonomous entities.
@ElizaOS is leading this shift by giving agents the ability to manage funds and operate businesses in Web3.
Here’s how ElizaOS v2 is shaping the future of AI-powered economies.
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1/ AI Independence
ElizaOS started as an AI framework focused on Web3 automation. While v1 enabled AI agents to interact with smart contracts and blockchain data, v2 takes a major leap forward.
AI agents have moved on from simple commands—they’re independently managing workflows, businesses, and financial strategies.
2/ Architectural Upgrades
• Modular Core Framework: Developers can customize AI agents without modifying the core to make deployments more scalable.
• Unified Abstraction Layer: AI agents now handle multi-chain assets seamlessly.
• Event-Driven Architecture: AI agents can react to real-time data, making them more efficient in handling DeFi, governance, and logistics.
These improvements give AI more flexibility, planning capabilities, and the ability to execute more complex tasks.