Big issue: many Earn products inside neobanks/wallets have no one dedicated to it (no DeFi-native/risk person in-house), it's just whatever their BD team sources and closes.
That leads to a lot of paid integrations: extra incentives, either kicked back to the foundation/company or paid out as boosted yield to users.
The problem is these opportunities often carry ~2% real APY, propped up entirely by incentives, nowhere close to bluechip assets/vaults on a real basis.
If a fintech still wants to advertise 6-7%, they have to reach for riskier products, and there's no shortage of those in this space. So the real question: as a fintech, do you actually want your users exposed to that risk?
Once incentives dry up, you're left with two options -drop to the "DeFi base rate" or spin up a separate high-yield account. You can't have safety and high yield in the same product.
https://t.co/yi8kYxe4hX (pronounced no-land) is a layer 1 smart contract platform invented by Jae Kwon, co-founder of Cosmos and Tendermint, to make smart contract programming platforms easy and intuitive
Devs want to deliver succinctness, composability, expressivity, and completeness not found in any other smart contract platform, and put pressure on challenging the regime of information censorship.
9 Lessons Learned from Losing it All with Crypto 4 Times
So you anon can avoid them
A thread🧵;
Before the lessons from this journey I will tell you a lil bit about myself, and what type of content will appear on this account, as I start putting what I do in full transparency as part of my education
If you are irresistible or got no time, the TLDR of my lessons is below 🙂
I have been looking at crypto from a sideline, working at web3 VC, but saving my money in EUR for a longer time
I recently jumped into @skullswapdex farming juicy yield for a few minutes and praying to not get dumped on (which is happening constantly, screens below)
🧵 in this thread I do a quick overview of this project :
why dumped on? bc dev (the deployer contract) holds >70% of the supply 🙂 and seems like it's not trustworthy