@Gr1zzlyTrades noted changes to @rollbitcom's site on 3/30 that scrubs references to its advertised Curacao license and shifts around the perpetuals offering
If the team received a cease and desist, it would have taken a week to coordinate with legal counsel and work with the frontend team to roll out necessary changes
This lines up with the timeline of @gainzy222's dumping
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@gainzy222@gainzy222 has a public image of degeneracy, but is he really that down bad to need to liquidate 800k of an illiquid coin for margin?
Why hasn't he bot back the $RLB yet?
Why is he still gambling on games if he hasn't bot back the $RLB?
A 🧵 on the 🎲 game theory 🎲of airdrops and decentralization in light of the utterly embarrasing public fiasco with Arbitrum governance 🤦♀️
Some of you are very well aware of the meta, but I want to bring it to light for those who didn’t know
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90% of the💰valuation💰of crypto networks come from promises of decentralization
To maximize valuation:
The network needs to appear very active
The distribution needs to appear decentralized
networks cooperate with airdrop farmers to maximize valuation 🤝
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Arbitrum insiders and airdrop farmers need to dump their tokens efficiently so they request the services of sophisticated actors in the financial markets space
These actors use their expertise in market plumbing to match token dumpers with buyers as efficiently as possible
I’m not contesting whether it was right or wrong to unilaterally allocate to the foundation
All I ask is that whoever provides the “circulating supply” metrics to @coingecko and @CoinMarketCap APIs for future investors accurately update their public information
Having worked on a 🔮DeFi options protocol with @alexwlezien for over a year, I know options pricing + volatility well enough to understand things but I am normie enough to be able to explain it in a way that the 👱🧑🦰 average person can digest (hopefully)
Let's dive in 👇
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Gonna start with some basics so we're all on the same page. Vol experts 🦈 can skip the next few tweets!
An option is a financial derivative that gives you the right but not the obligation to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined strike price