@LiquityProtocol I used a Liquity loan to pay off a good chunk of my mortgage on a flat in London that I wasn't able to remortgage or sell due to the cladding crisis. It was an absolute lifesaver, particularly given how much interest rates have increased - it's easily saved me >£10k
@snipd_app Please do! I’m sure lots of people want to listen while e.g exercising. Another one is clickable timestamps in episode descriptions, hope that’s coming soon as assume it’s pretty simple to implement!
@ernopp 100%. The book feels like it repeats the same concepts quite a few times, but that video is a great distillation. Interesting to contrast Dalio's insight on China with Balaji's NYT/CCP/BTC framework and the role of decentralisation
@TimBeiko@dcinvestor@ssaintleger@ethereum Not directly UX-related, but is it correct that staking through Lido/RPL triggers CGT due to receiving a token, whereas staking directly (complicated) or through a CEX (simple) doesn't? Can imagine that would deter long-term holders if so.
@y_molodtsov@benedictevans Sure, some of those fees could be attributed to trading/speculation, but there are numerous use cases across the various L1s beyond DEX trading that are more oriented around utility. https://t.co/S5MVXhxfky gives an overview of how ETH fees are distributed
@benedictevans Sure, breadth isn't encapsulated - active wallets plotted against balance/transactions might be more useful. Important though that majority of L1 items are ecosystems containing broader functionality than just swapping e.g. collateralised loans, insurance, synthetic assets etc
@andrew_greening Agree. I also hate overuse of "porn". Nature/science/techporn isn't a thing.
Other stupid habits that deserve honourable mentions:
* "this"
* 👏 doing 👏 this 👏
* "break the internet"
* "let that sink in"