Been building something using both @Polymarket + @aave == PolyAave
still need to work on some more details but highlevel idea is:
-- PolyAave lets Polymarket outcome tokens earn Aave yield
- Deposit a complete set (Yes + No), we redeem to USDC, deposit into Aave v3, and remint your outcome tokens on withdrawal.
- Yield is distributed via a time-weighted index per market.
- uses the Polymarket CTF adapter (`splitPosition`/`mergePositions`) and Aave v3 Pool.
- Open vault contract: `PolyAaveVault.sol` with per-market reward indices and public `accrue`.
- single-sided matching layer, resolution-aware pausing, Polygon fork tests + UI.
Am I missing something important?
thoughts? @shayne_coplan and @StaniKulechov ?
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Had some indepth research on @nil_foundation and their zksharding research paper.
So here's another technical deep dive of how they are scaling ethereum and using zksharding and proof market as their foundation.
=nil; scales Ethereum through a protocol-level parallel transaction when execution. =nil; leverages horizontal scaling which reduces liquidity fragmentation created by hundreds of other rollups.
The other important part is that there is direct Ethereum data access to L1 data from L2 data, which ensures a more unified and seamless environment than the other current rollup designs.
THE ONLY WEB3 JOB THREAD YOU NEED TO CONVERT YOURSELF AS FULLTIME WEB3 DEV IN 2023.
I have been reached out by multiple projects, and startups in last 3 months, and I feel pretty competent to give some insights on how to get a web3 fulltime or freelance job.
Disclaimer: I currently don't work as a fulltime employee to web3 companies. I mainly take freelance projects or open source contribution because of personal reasons.
Nonetheless, I know a lot about applying to companies, creating a great resume, building a network and so on
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Let's look at some ideas and issues first before we dive in to how to make a stellar resume or apply to job or reach out to the companies.
Recently some people reached out to me on how to be a web3 dev.
Here are some of my takeaways on how I learnt web3 tools and solidity in a year or so:
1/ I wasn't able to find some good resources on udemy except for a 2 or 3 which were very beginner level and kinda outdated.
2/ so as usual, I searched youtube. I came across daniel's channel @Hashlipsnft and its server. By far, it has been one of the best resource for me. The people on github help you understand things if you cant, and the youtube videos are very easy to follow. Good for beginners.