deRWAs are now live on @base
deRWAs are a framework by @centrifuge for issuing tokenized assets that are liquid, tradeable, and composable in DeFi natively
The first deRWA is deSPXA, giving tokenized exposure to the S&P 500 fund 24/7 onchain which has never been possible before
@BautiDeFi@Tiza4ThePeople No one can know if there is another deal behind each “donation”
E.g. Aave Labs could give $AAVE to employees in exchange for USD donated to Defi United, effectively selling their treasury tokens to bail out
Contrary to the current KOL thirst posts, the KelpDAO incident wasn’t a DeFi vulnerability.
It was a bridge issue.
We need fewer intermediaries, not more.
All of the most recent exploits are multi-sig compromises. The code didn’t break, the humans with too much control did.
After almost 6 years in blockchain infrastructure, working on Ethereum core dev, DeFi protocol architecture and smart contract systems, I'm channeling a big chunk of my 2026 into something completely different.
Sadly, Aave today represents the opposite principles of what DeFi aimed to solve.
Zero transparency, very low profile smoke and mirrors, @StaniKulechov and @aave extracting as much as possible from token holders, zero diversity.
DeFi will win (despite @StaniKulechov and @aave)
@jjvelazs Pienso al leerlo, no es también un aprendizaje social gestionar ese estrés de estar en entornos con gente no necesariamente amigable?
La vida es exigente también después del cole
I agree with Marc. Only in crypto will you see a team ask for $50M+ without a detailed business plan or use of proceeds.
This is amateur at best, extractive at worst.
My recommendation: At least provide a detailed breakdown of projected expenses over the next 3 years.