Most people use DEXs every day without asking a basic question: who actually sold them the tokens? The answer changes how you see LP positions https://t.co/pBYTNl0bDC
Most people use DEXs every day without asking a basic question: who actually sold them the tokens? The answer changes how you see LP positions https://t.co/pBYTNl0bDC
Most people use DEXs every day without asking a basic question: who actually sold them the tokens? The answer changes how you see LP positions https://t.co/pBYTNl0bDC
@RWAFoundation_ Appreciate you putting this together. One thing I've realized is most people don't struggle with RWAs, they struggle with the vocabulary first. Resources like this lower that barrier
@gumsays@solana The interesting part is most people don't even realize they're financing a real-world transaction anymore. The interface stays DeFi, the underlying asset keeps evolving
@GuiBibeau@magicblock@PhoenixTrade@blueshift This architecture makes a lot of sense. Strategies are one of the few things market makers actually have to protect, while settlement benefits from staying on public rails
@MeteoraEco@crediblefin The token was never the end goal. It was the first building block. Everything after that starts looking a lot more like real financial infrastructure
@tulipking If every chain eventually looks similar, ownership and the markets around that ownership become a lot more interesting than the chain itself
Most people use DEXs every day without asking a basic question: who actually sold them the tokens? The answer changes how you see LP positions https://t.co/pBYTNl0bDC
Been a quieter few days on our end
Had some things come up offline and stepped away briefly
Coming back, one thing was pretty clear:
early-stage products don't grow when they're sitting quietly
The conversations matter
The feedback matters
The people following along matter
Back to building 🫡
@solana_devs@bw_solana@anza_xyz This is honestly the best way to learn. Reading docs helps, but nothing sticks like breaking something and figuring out why it broke