@defiapp I didn't receive the $15 deposit match. I tried depositing from both my portfolio and an external crypto wallet, but it still didn't work. What's wrong?
Current state of the airdrop farming market: My personal yield from the @USDai_Official Allo game (airdrop-aligned), participating for 4 months without looping $sUSDAI, is 7% APY from liquidity price appreciation and 4.3% APY from $CHIP sold at $0.069, for a net APY of 11.3%.
Thanks to the whale who is currently unwinding his USDE–USDC/USDT position, I was able to withdraw my stables without a haircut.
Almost getting rekt by “Just use Aave” was the last straw for me to exit DeFi.
I can’t dodge any more bullets like this.
The rsETH markets on Aave V3 and Aave V4 have been frozen. Aave's contracts have not been exploited and this is an exploit related to rsETH.
The freeze follows an exploit of the Kelp DAO rsETH bridge. Freezing the rsETH markets prevents new deposits and borrowing against rsETH collateral while the situation is assessed.
We are reviewing information about rsETH borrows on Aave that occurred after the exploit and will share more details as soon as possible.
If the protocol accumulates bad debt from this incident, we'll explore paths to offset the deficit.
Great post.
I can relate. My DeFi farming edge expired when blue-chip yields fell near or below short-term Treasuries. The left-tail -100% exploit risk isn't worth chasing instant yield anymore, and the right-tail airdrop upside is low as the trade's too crowded.
@usuches@Polymarket@edgeX_exchange Had you seen the message shown below before you signed?
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Farming on Drift even qualified me for bigger $JUP airdrop since they use Jupiter as their in-app spot swapper.
Trading there was a major pathway for building my portfolio.
It was a great run. I'm sorry for the loss and hope the stolen funds can be confiscated.
It’s sad to see @DriftProtocol exploit. This was where I used to deploy the majority of my capital for leveraged funding rate arbitrage, as the platform is incredibly capital-efficient due to unified margin and futures trading and the funding rate is not fluctuating much.
SOL was the best coin to farm until many delta-neutral vaults were introduced.
Eventually, I had to switch to arbitrage on smaller coins. At one point, my $DRIFT position was so large, roughly 1/3 of the on-chain liquidity, that I had to sell via a CEX to avoid market impact.
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My big bet in Uranium is brewing, currently on Uranium themed ETF: $URA $URBM. But if I want direct price exposure via crypto I can only find @uranium_io as a viable option with a small hiccup bridging USDC to @etherlink (my first time on this chain).
since 2017 #uranium spot price has gone up 333% and literally no new greenfield supply has come online, a few old brownfield restarts and thats it.
you can name any other commodity in the world and if price goes up that much you can guarantee new supply responds to that price.
we now have uranium deficits forecasted all the way out to 2045 and greenfields projects still have not come online.
we need to see significantly higher prices to incentivise new production, the squeeze is inevitable and it will be glorious.