@fraxfinance@0xpibblez 2/ $FRAX supply currently sits at only 20% of DAI's supply. With new developments, FRAX demand could surge 400% before breaking even with DAI.
The value and revenue from this growth, of course, would flow to FXS holders
@fraxfinance@0xpibblez 3/ $FXS holders are currently voting on a $20M revenue-fueled buyback.
With a new TWAMM and FraxSwap, Frax stands to earn even more revenue via a 0.3% trading fee on all swaps.
FraxSwap is a permissionless treasury management tool for DeFi projects to conduct monetary policy
@fraxfinance@0xpibblez 4/ Frax introduced plans for real world asset lending AMOs through its new Fraxlend product, which is set to launch within 7 days.
This will serve as a new, composable primitive that permits both under-collateralized and over-collateralized loans for individuals and protocols
@fraxfinance@0xpibblez 5/ Frax's @curvefinance base pool is up for vote. With Frax providing 1/2 of the 3pool liquidity, a FRAXBP could shake up the state of stableswaps on Curve.
Protocols will gain capital efficiency, and Frax will become a supply sink for CRV
Frax's CVX holdings have proven to be beneficial in the recent Frax/CRV voting rounds
@fraxfinance@0xpibblez@CurveFinance@ConvexFinance 7/ Despite the UST meltdown, FRAX's collateralization ratio still sits at ~90% and the peg proved resilient, even with recent liquidation events across DeFi.
All developments will translate to more revenues for Frax and more fuel to benefit FXS holders @fraxbull1
1/ Over the last month, onchain stablecoin supply has increased by approximately $20B.
This increase has happened almost exclusively on Ethereum.
2/ These flows are coming from centralized exchanges.
Over the past month Ethereum has seen consistent inflows, some days topping $1B.
3/ Although these flows could be moving to Ethereum before bridging to L2s, it is more likely they are moving here to capture yield from elevated lending rates.
With stark competition for users and apps amongst L1s and L2s, the Avalanche community is proposing a significant reduction in the base fee.
This 96% fee cut could lead to a 39% - 80% increase in daily transactions.
What is ACP-125? 🧵
@avax 1/ ACP-125 aims to reduce base transaction fees from 25 nAVAX to 1 nAVAX on the C-Chain—a 96% reduction.
The significance of this proposal is that over 80% of transactions cluster at the base fee level implying an overproduction of blocks at a price not matched by wallet demand.
2/ We explore several fee reduction events across L1s and L2s to compete for apps and wallets, and their impact on respective ecosystems.
We then perform a fee sensitivity analysis to project the overall and sectoral impact of ACP-125 on Avalanche.