With promising new projects promising cross-chain capabilities, many people overlook the OGs in the space and what they're doing: Enter @chainlink, building #CCIP.
And they've already got a major player using it: @swiftcommunity
Here's how it'll be a game changer 👇
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#CCIP stands for Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol, and it allows developers to build Omnichain-capable dApps.
This means that the days of having to integrate every single chain individually are over.
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It opens up a myriad of possibilities for users too! All the hassle of having to use unsafe bridges/shady CEXes just to get into a new chain? Gone.
Here are some examples of how it'll completely change user experience in #DeFi:
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Yield farming
Farmers will no longer have to scour chains for the best yield. Thanks to facilitated aggregation, you'll be able to get optimized yield faster and easier!
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Optimized lending/loaning market
Example: Let's say @AaveAave has the best lend yields for a certain token on #Ethereum, and the lowest borrow rates on #Avalanche. You'll be able to deposit collateral on #Eth, and borrow on #Avax!
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Lower transaction costs
Kind of how L2s work: Transaction data is processed on a high-TX, low-cost chain, with the results of said transaction bridged over to the original chain to finish up the transaction.
And it's not just good for users: it makes developing across chains easier.
Protocols that rely on thick liquidity will be able to unify liquidity pools to achieve maximum efficiency.
This means users always have the best rates on each and every chain a protocol is in.
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It also accelerates the mass adoption of crypto.
While institutions are trying to enter #crypto in droves, most have no idea how to do it. This is where #CCIP and @swiftcommunity come in!
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Facilitating over 40m+ transactions with over 11,000 member institutions, #swift allocates a “Bank Identifier Code” (BIC) to each member, giving enough information to other members to allow a transaction to happen safely and fast.
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Well, as fast as you can get with #TradFi, that is. With #CCIP, they can interact with any chain through those existing BICs. As Sergey Nazarov said, "Just like we don't want to build KPIs for 11,000 banks, SWIFT doesn't want to build integrations for every chain."
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As of now, #Link has 2045 integrations. With just #Swift alone, they'll get 11,000 more connections, with every bank connected to it.
Talk about mass adoption! Curious to see how they'll implement all of it!
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This was a small little thread on #Chainlink's take on interoperability. Like and follow if you want to see more!
By the way, we're not just an educational page - we build cool stuff too! Stay tuned for our announcement (coming SOON)!
See you later!
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Fragmented liquidity (FL) is one of the main reasons for DeFi's untapped potential.
The good news? The solution is already here, and we’re the pioneers of implementing it on a Perps DEX.
In this thread, we'll talk about the state of FL and a part of the solution.
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1/ What we’re addressing in this thread:
1️⃣ What is liquidity fragmentation?
2️⃣ Old solutions (6th tweet)
3️⃣ The case for LSTs (13th tweet)
4️⃣ How is Zaros implementing it (16th tweet)
But first, let me summarize it for you.
2/ TLDR:
LSTs are a super collateral that may start solving liquidity fragmentation. They have native yield and the most liquidity from any other on-chain asset.
Zaros is using LSTs as collateral to increase liquidity for traders while boosting its holders’ APY.
Tired of your mobile wallet freezing when you need to jeet illiquid shitcoins? Had enough of losing money just because you had to leave the house and couldn't trade on-chain properly?
Good news: @Uniswap launched their mobile wallet. Here's how it'll make your life easier 🧵🧵
1/ One of the largest centralized exchanges, @coinbase, are developing their own chain, @BuildOnBase. People are shifting from centralized to decentralized: millions of new users will go into #DeFi.
Guess what? Their liquidity will go to protocols with the best user experience.
2/ And if you're anything like us, many moments of agony were spent trying to make urgent trades on mobile wallets: Badly ported websites, faulty wallet connects, pages that didn't load, swaps that didn't work... Let's just say money was left on the table.
America is quickly falling out of grace as the world's crypto hub, and Hong Kong is stepping up to take its place.
Let's break it down: 🧵
1/ After crypto-friendly banks Signature, Silvergate, and Sillicon Valley Bank shut their doors, crypto companies were left with few options to partner with.
Banks small and large are closing doors to web3 companies due to regulatory scrutiny. And who can blame them?
2/ After FTX collapsed, the SEC started dozens of actions against multiple crypto projects, and the Federal Reserve and FDIC are currently fearmongering banks into cutting ties with the crypto industry as a whole.
Since $ARB, everyone has been dying to get onto the next big airdrop.
For this reason, we made this Airdrop Megathread 2023 - Never miss a thing edition featuring 13 different projects and a link at the end. (Most are unconfirmed airdrops. DYOR)
With 2/3 tokens reserved for the ecosystem, there are high chances for an airdrop!
- Add zkSync era mainnet (chainlist.com)
- Bridge funds to zkSync
- Interact with the zkSync eco (provide liquidity, swap on the main dexes, buy early projects)
StarkNet is a layer 2 ZK-rollup. 9% of it is going to its users.
- Install the ArgentX wallet
- Interact with protocols live on the ecosystem (10KSwap, zkLend)
- Lend and borrow on zkLend, swap/provide liquidity on 10KSwap
- Mint an NFT on Mintsquare
The next big thing for #crypto? Interoperability. In order to truly connect the entire world, different blockchains need to be able to exchange data and assets.
In this thread, we'll take a look at how close we are to achieving it, and who is helping us to do so!
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While there are dozens of Layer 1s solving a myriad of different issues, you can't use both simultaneously or easily. A #web2 equivalent of it would be having to use one browser to access Google Docs, and another one just to purchase something on Amazon!
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The worst part is that in order to use different chains, you have to send your liquidity around with either:
a) On-chain bridges, which are relatively unsafe (look at how many exploits we've had last year!)
b) Using centralized exchanges and spending unnecessary fees.