πΉ An EVM- and IBC-compatible L1 built on @cosmos and is backed by @okx. It is:
πΈ Interoperable
πΈ Has high performance
πΈ Is scalable with low gas fees
πΉ A hard-capped, scarce asset that is used to pay gas fees
πΉ Secures the #blockchain through dPoS staking
πΉ Has a similar halving model like #BTC
πΉ Staking generates rewards for users π°
π¨ A conventional staking product for #OKT is inaccessible, illiquid, and capital inefficient
π‘ There's a need to provide OKC users an effective and flexible way to utilize the #OKT token!
Enter the OKC Liquid Staking protocol
πΉ Users stake #OKT and receive #stOKT (staked OKT)
πΉ stOKT can be deployed on other on-chain #DeFi protocols
πΉ This makes OKT more accessible, liquid, and capital efficient!
πΉ stOKT can also be swapped into OKT on OKX DEX for liquidity
Features
πΉ Similar to other liquid staking products on other chains, so users will have instant familiarity
πΉ First ever liquid staking product on OKC
πΉ Offers up to 40% APR
40% APR? Hmm...
There's a saying that if you don't know where the yield comes from, you're the yield. So where does the yield come from? π§
πΉ Comes from the redistribution of the validator block rewards
πΉ OKC is based on DPoS + Tendermint consensus
πΉ Each staked #OKT can vote for multiple validators nodes
πΉ Each node should send a portion of their mining rewards proportional to the votes they received
Fancy upgrading your knowledge and winning some tokens at the same time?
For a limited period only, learn about OKC Liquid Staking, take a Quiz & stand to win some #OKT π
πΉ Co-Founder of Charmverse, his third startup
πΉ Started off as a software developer
πΉ When he was 10 years old, he started selling gears from track cars to other kids
πΉ In 2010, he started his first company, a B2B AI/big data company that is targeted at publishers
πΉ After getting acquired, he started his second AI company helping people to schedule meetings over email
πΉ Started a redeemable NFT project in 2020
πΉ Spoke to various communities. Started building Charmverse to help organizations scale with smart contracts
πΉ Got into crypto in 2013 while doing his PhD in cryptography and computer science at Princeton
πΉ Was fascinated by the intersection of cryptography and #blockchain technology
πΉ Did a bunch of work on MPC wallets and threshold signatures at Princeton
πΉ Arbitrum dates back to 2013. His Co-Founder, @EdFelten, was a professor at Princeton at that time
πΉ Arbitrum was a class project at Princeton
πΉ They built a research paper out of the project. In 2018, they published the paper and founded the company
Today I'm going to share the main highlights of the book The Willpower Instinct by @kellymcgonigal. I think willpower is like a muscle that needs to be trained so that you can tap on it when you need to. Want to know 11 ways to train & build up your willpower muscles?
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Willpower is the ability to do what matters most, even when itβs difficult or some part of you doesnβt want to.
It's a competition between two conflicting selves - the long-term self and the short-term maximize pleasure/minimize pain self.
Remember the Cherokee story of 2 wolves inside you fighting? Which wolf - the dark or light one - will win?
Breached data with login credentials is a huge problem. In this episode of the #OSINT show, @IntelTechniques shares how to find 3rd party services that provide these data and how to remove them from the web. Pretty important stuff.
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Update On Apple Devices
β’ Paul Asadoorian (@securityweekly) came on the show and viewers asked about Apple devices, which Paul was not familiar with. So here's the update:
β’ Apple computers e.g. MacBook Pro were made using the Apple M1 and M2 chips
β’ Old Apple laptops used Intel-based processors that have the Intel ME on the chip. However, it does not have remote access and network management
β’ Apple updates firmware when there are major OS updates
β’ A fully patched modern Mac is more secure than most other options
Protect your assets with @safe, a smart contract wallet
Find out what are the differences between private key wallets and smart contract wallets in this episode of @CryptoSapiens_ with host @humptycalderon and guest @SchorLukas π
Background
πΉ Co-Founder of Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe)
πΉ First heard about crypto from a video of @VitalikButerin in 2016
πΉ In 2017, he joined the Argon Group as a researcher
πΉ Came across Gnosis during his research
πΉ Joined Gnosis as their product manager. Became responsible for Gnosis Safe
πΉ When the team decided to double down on Gnosis Chain and spin off the other 2 projects, he took over the Co-Founder role of the spin-off (Safe) with 3 other colleagues