Few people realize that a large-scale arms race is currently happening openly on @base.
One side is the biggest DeFi venue in the world, while the other is a cartel of VC-controlled pawns.
One side spends cash, and the other throws gov tokens into the pit as if there's no tomorrow.
At Aave, since our resources are a flow (local profits + from other instances) and theirs are a stock (gov tokens only as they don't have revenue), we can safely raise the bids to make their side feel *phyrric* about any outcome.
They signed fixed-term deals, and raising the stakes is creating a black hole in their resources, a concern Aave simply doesn't face.
Years from now, analysts will write extensively about how this war shaped the future of DeFi.
Meanwhile, as a bystander, feel free to enjoy the gud yield the war creates.
Just Use Aave.
One side is the biggest DeFi venue in the world, while the other is a cartel of VC-controlled pawns.
One side spends cash, and the other throws gov tokens into the pit as if there's no tomorrow.
At Aave, since our resources are a flow (local profits + from other instances) and theirs are a stock (gov tokens only as they don't have revenue), we can safely raise the bids to make their side feel *phyrric* about any outcome.
They signed fixed-term deals, and raising the stakes is creating a black hole in their resources, a concern Aave simply doesn't face.
Years from now, analysts will write extensively about how this war shaped the future of DeFi.
Meanwhile, as a bystander, feel free to enjoy the gud yield the war creates.
Just Use Aave.
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