So have you ever wondered abt Arbi Nova, Odyssey,.?
In this 🧵, I'll give you the most basic information about @arbitrum that you must know & what we need to prepare for the upcoming $ARBI airdrop🧑🚀
1/In this thread I will cover you guys:
>What is @arbitrum and their scaling solutions?
>What are the differences between Arbitrum One, Nitro and Nova?
>What is #ArbitrumOdyssey & how to prepare?
>Future forecast for $ARBI token value?
>Gud reads for @arbitrum
AnyTrust technology is distinct from Rollup solutions. The first AnyTrust chain-#ArbitrumNova, is currently live on mainnet
4/ Ok, now we have a look at some of @arbitrum's products
Let's dig a little deeper into how each solution works. I will write as briefly and simply as possible for the technical understanding differences between Rollups (One/Nitro) vs AnyTrust (Nova)! (Odyssey's coming later)
5/>Differences of ArbiOne, Nitro & Nova?
Arbi One
Rollup techs are basically wrapping all Txns into 1 block & sending them back to L1 as calldata
This allows Arbi One to be fast, cheap & secured by native L1 due to the chain's data is available to any party to correct execution
6/ Arbi Nitro
This is an upgraded version of ArbiOne with the following strengths
>Advanced Calldata Compression: reduce amount of data to L1➡️reduce tx costs
>Additional L1 Interoperability: using new standard languages & tools (Geth), replacing the old AVM design➡️ faster TPS
7/ In short, #ArbitrumNitro is faster and incredibly flexible, estimating a 20–50x increase in L2 speed
Yet, the Rollup factor of One & Nitro: all data will be stored at L1 & takes 7 days to withdraw assets from L2 to L1 in exchange for being secured by native Ethereum security
8/AnyTrust
Rollup's approach➡️post data to L1 for security➡️slow withdraw
AnyTrust's approach➡️has a group to validate transactions, whereas AnyTrust chains introduce their own security assumption➡️No post data to L1➡️able to withdraw immediately & charge users much lower fees
9/ AnyTrust chain usually has 20 committee members active and storing data. It sounds like a sidechain (@0xPolygon,@xdaichain) But it's not, it's much better!
Other sidechains require more than ⅔ honest members to work which are 14/20
But for AnyTrust only 2/20 are needed~
10/ Why only 2, then won't it be a security problem if it conts to work, ser?
Not really, thus they already have a "Fallback to Rollup" mechanism
if most committee members crash, then the chain can still operate by at least 2 members & falling back to a standard Rollup tech
11/ In a simple way, AnyTrust chain will behave differently depending on whether members are honest &participate
12/ Arbi Nova
Arbitrum Nova is the first chain built using the AnyTrust technology
Nova was created to be a solution of choice for gaming and social applications (@Reddit points) with cost-sensitive, high Txn volume that frequently mint new items
GMX alone recently created a big buzz when the Txn fee surpassed #Bitcoin
22/>Future forecast for $ARBI?
Compare with $OP, we can predict that $ARBI will have some similarities to her sister:
>Vote for protocol updates
>Vote for the distribution of incentives
>Project funding
>Participate in project management
The vote is boring, what abt revenue?
23/ The economic value of Rollups mainly comes from users' txn fees:
>From their docs: for every $1, $0.13 belongs to the protocol ➡️ @arbitrum revenue accounts for 25% - 35% of the total txn fees paid by users on Arbitrum ➡️ That could be an incentive case for $ARBI holder
24/ Finally, is becoming a supreme "Sequencer" - a superpower position
"Sequencer" is an important role
They're the entity that has the authority to order Txns and execute them in the network
25/ @OffchainLabs is currently the only sequencer operator on Arbitrum, but we can guess some potential designs for $ARBI:
>Auction (use $ARBI to identify someone as a Sequencer)
>Required bonding $ARBI to be a Sequencer
>Holder can delegate $ARBI to a Sequencer they trust
26/ That's what I know and can share with you about @arbitrum, here are some gud reads I think you should read to better understand Arbitrum
Thanks for spending your time reading this thread. If you like this kind of content, please take a moment to RT this. I'll write down more abt @arbitrum in the upcoming days
@berachain is a promising new player in the L1 space and they just have fundraised up to 42M recently.
In this thesis, we will explore the possibilities and opportunities that it presents for investors and enthusiasts alike.
1/ (This series of content takes a different approach compared to my usual posts, which typically center around educational topics related to these projects. Instead, this post will focus more on investment considerations and contain less entertainment & fewer memes)
2/ NFA note:
Before diving in, I want to stress that this is a piece heavily based on my personal observations and judgments as an investor.
Comments are welcome, but I cannot assume responsibility for your investments.
Stablecoins are the source of chaotic creation in DeFi. Is there any way that can help us to control and prevent black swan events like UST depeg?
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Everything you need to know about @y2kfinance (including airdrops) - the best insurance protocol for stablecoins
1/In this thread I will cover you guys
>What is @y2kfinance?
>Deep-dive: Earthquake?
>Deep-dive: Wildfire?
>Deep-dive: Tsunami?
>$Y2K utilities & how to get them?
2/What is Y2K?
A native product allowing for speculation of exotic peg assets launching on @arbitrum
It also allows users to hedge on the risk of a particular pegged asset
>What is @GMX_io & How Does It Work?
>What are the differences from others?
>What capture value for $GMX?
>Future forecast for $GMX on X4?
>Gud reads for $GMX
Let's go, frens
2/ >What is @GMX_IO & How It Work?
GMX is a decentralized spot and perpetual exchange on Arbitrum and Avalanche that supports low swap fees and zero price impact trades
This platform will have 3 main components: Trader & Liquidity Pool & Liquidity Provider
Cool? Take a look at the ever first LP lend/borrow @LendFlareOffic
a Thread 🧵
1/In this thread I will show you guys
>What is LendFlare & How It Works?
>What are the differences from others?
>What capture value for $LFT?
>Future forecast for $LFT?
Let's go, frens
2/ >What is LendFlare & How It Works?
Lendflare is a platform that allows Curve LP used as collateral to get a loan. Thereby increasing the efficiency of capital use for LP holders
This platform will have two main components: Lenders and Borrowers.