a. Liquidity - Trading within the provided pool without moving the market
b. Leverage - Up to 30x leverage
c. Low fees - only charge 0.03% entry and exit fees (10% of those goes to the top 50% active traders)
Every time I research a protocol, there's always one word that can summarize the project.
'Different' is the word for @eulerfinance, and let me tell you why! 🧵Ⓔ🧵 (0/32)
1/ Euler is a lending protocol on Ethereum. But bizyugo, that's no different than Aave and Compound.
Yes, but Euler is not just a lending protocol. Under the hood, a lot differentiates them from other protocols.
For example, you can lend and borrow ANY assets.
2/ What different aspects are we going to talk about? A lot, actually, and that's why today's thread is very long.
Mechanisms here are derived from @AaveAave and @compoundfinance but modified for the better. That's why I said Euler is different. Let's get into it one by one 👇🏻
Bridges is getting exploited left and right these past few months.
With an estimated total of $2B stolen from 13 bridge hacks this year, the multi-chain future seems bleak.
The third biggest protocol by TVL, @AaveAave proposed to pull their protocol off of @FantomFDN. 🧵
Besides security reasons to mitigate such exploits affecting user funds on Fantom @AaveAave, they are eclipsed by @GeistFinance − Fantom native money market protocol.
Aave only ranked #21 by TVL with only $6.7M compared to $4.8B on Ethereum.