@mcagney That’s awesome, quick question - if everyone starts using stables won’t banks hold deposits in this stable and also create credit denominated in it?
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@andrewchen@climon Referrals also shouldn’t impact your ability to continue to acquire that organic userbase with better economics, so if anything I see it as a just as net benefit
@andrewchen@climon The negative impact on the economics of those referred users could be offset but the overall growth of your userbase, or just by lower CACs. It’s not like having 20% of your userbase being left profitable is a bad thing if you’re at 5M users vs 500K users
@MacroMate8 Just because the issuance of the ETH isn’t compliant doesn’t mean they won’t demand complaint staked ETH.
There’s also counterparty risk from a liquidity pool perspective which adds another layer of security
Both will exist, the question now is what is the market size of each
@leptokurtic_ Should pass on that negative interest rate to $USDe holders / borrowers to incentivize redemptions.
Not familiar with the design but my initial thoughts
@NumberOnePengu@Mudit__Gupta except you have a variable borrow rate (negative carry) that you can't control for holding the stable.
So what happens when borrow rates for ETH surpass block production yield from stETH?