1) Bear market, boooolish development, went to @EFDevconnect@ETHGlobal#ETHAmsterdam hackathon, gud vibe and made a bunch of new frens, chilling in Malaysia to recover from conferences, went through the @ETHGlobal hackathon projects, here are 22 projects I personally like.
3) #NFTeaser is a rental platform for NFTs. Whether you wanna join a BAYC event or try out a skin in-game, you don't wanna risk buying it because of illiquidity. With NFTeaser, you can just rent them! Remember the Milady party you can't get in?
4) Another one in the same category: A protocol that let NFT Holders access instant liquidity without selling their assets showcase.ethglobal.com/ethamsterdam/l…
5) @0xNimi is your web3 profile page! Deploy to your ENS domain with Nimi. Nimi combines ENS, IPFS and Lens together, making it easy for users to host content on their ENS domain. showcase.ethglobal.com/ethamsterdam/n…
11) Thinking about joint ventures between DAOs LimeDJV is a framework for decentralized joint ventures between DAOs. showcase.ethglobal.com/ethamsterdam/l…
12) DaoDash- A dashboard to keep track of governance within and between DAOs
14) @zk_terabithia Zk-maia is a private zk proof cross-chain bridge that allows user to transfer their assets at low cost and earn interest during the process.
16) PFPnative: @daonative a no-code tool to generate unique PFPs for your community. It helps you bootstrap your treasury, create a unique community brand, and token-gate access.
18) 0xBOTS.eth by @gsissh_matrix is an ENS-mediated protocol that enables web2 & web3 frontends to have lightweight compute-enabled distributed backends.
19) Filmine: @Filecoin liquid staking, allows miners on the Filecoin network to tap into liqudity provided by FIL token holders staking into the protocol
20) @MinaProtocol category: Mana: More Anonymous Name Anchor. With zero knowledge, Mana allows you to anonymously name web resources and provide a concise proof to users. It's zkENS. showcase.ethglobal.com/ethamsterdam/m…
21) MinaFT: First ERC721 like smart contract on @MinaProtocol with basic NFT minting and transferring UI
22) With @MetaMask Flask opened up more opportunities. MinaSnap is Metamask snap for interacting with Mina Protocol. With this snap you can use Metamask like any other @MinaProtocol wallet.
1) It's been more than a year since I made this NFT master thread, it's time to conduct a chain upgrade while I'm finishing reading all the latest NFT thought pieces, research, data analysis etc. The NFT space has grown significantly and seeing so many talented people building.
1) Seen so many broken designs of on-chain derivatives in the past 2 years or so. I was passing almost every single on-chain derivatives project and thinking about why On-chain derivatives protocols never took off and what went wrong.
2) The discussion started with @celiawan2 on why there is no on-chain derivatives protocol such as options protocol building on top of @Uniswap V3 structure since its range order payoffs are regular options like payoff with a bit of twist.
3) @perpprotocol V2- “Curie” made an exciting move whereby it leverages @Uniswap V3 pool as the execution layer with its virtual AMM design on the perp derivatives side.
Not until I read about @Panoptic_xyz - A perpetual, oracle-less options protocol built on Uniswap V3 Protocol.
1/15) !! Long thread and wordy !! Been travelling and aping conferences lately in Europe. I met some talented web 2 people who want to be fully transitioned to web 3 along the way, asking my opinions on crypto exchange opportunities.
2) Since I worked at a tier 1 exchange core team (Coin listing, investment, research) exactly 1 year ago. Here are some of my two senses on crypto exchange opportunities.
3) Do not join if you only want the branding. This is not your usual web 2 big-name branding stuff. Do join if you want the experience and/or branding or share the same vision.
1) My takes on why on-chain derivatives haven't taken off yet. Some on-chain derivatives protocols are trying to replicate and "compete" with CEXs, which most of the time doesn't work. I'm not buying into your censorship resistance argument unless you are truly decentralized.
2) It's a bias to say DeFi on-chain derivatives should be big based on the fact that equity markets options/futures volume trade at certain multiple to spot volume. Why? Bcs we have a very different user base on-chain! Equity market=mainly institutions, on-chain=individuals
3) Most of the DeFi protocols took off bcs of one important feature: composability, yet most of the on-chain derivatives protocols don't have that. Building DeFi native on-chain primitive is much more important than achieving capital efficiency and trading experiences. @opyn_
1) It’s the #WAGMI spirit that matters the most; seeing CT debating one chain over another brings a lot of different perspectives and thinking on how we view the blockchain technology (with crypto) itself.
2) I think most of us would agree that blockchain technology (with crypto) is a disruptive technology rather than sustaining technology.
So wdym by disruptive technology?
3) Disruptive technologies introduce a very different package of attributes from the one mainstream customers historically value, and they often perform far worse along one or two dimensions that are particularly important to those customers.