@2FactorFinance Perps have run 10-15% funding, leveraged ETFs hide their swap costs in underperformance, and margin loans can liquidate you at the worst moment.What 2Factor does differently is skip the borrowing altogether. It splits the asset into two pieces.π
With @2FactorFinance , Junior gets ~1.33x BTC exposure funded by Senior depositors chasing steady yield. No margin calls, no liquidations, just a structure built for holding.
https://t.co/tnXKpuStDX
Another EDU buyback is onchain.
20,000,000 EDU.
a total of 40M EDU now sitting in the buyback treasury.
We acquired TinyTap back in 2022, a learning product millions of teachers and students already use. Since 2019, they have generated over US$30 million in revenues.
It is the first education business whose revenue we will point at EDU. More to come.
The wallet speaks for itself.
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Another EDU buyback is onchain.
20,000,000 EDU.
https://t.co/Wl866X8TtN
We have been buying EDU back, and this is not the last.
Education is becoming agentic, tokenized, and connected. The token is how that network settles.
Been reading the @2FactorFinance paper on durable leverage and it changed how I think about leverage. Everyone wants more exposure to BTC, but nobody talks about what it costs to hold that exposure for years.ππ
https://t.co/tnXKpuRVOp
@2FactorFinance The leverage comes from Senior depositors who just want a yield near treasury rates, so nobody needs to be paid a premium to take the other side of a trade. The paper puts Junior's effective financing cost at around 1.5%, compared to about 10.7% for a perp at the same leverage.π