Effective immediately, we're excited to announce the Strike Liquidity Program, where we'll be covering 100% of any potential losses supplied to the Strike Liquidity Provider (SLP) Vault for the next 3 months.
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It's embarrassing that token returns are still so highly correlated.
There are at most 5-10 companies in quadrant 1 (good project, good token). If these aren't in your portfolio, I'd be very curious what it is you look for in an investment.
There are a handful in quadrant 3 (good company, bad token). I can understand taking a flyer on these as maybe they will fix the token one day, or they will grow 100x to make their token worth something, but it's really hard to keep betting on tokens that capture little to no economic value from the project's current growth.
I couldn't come up with a lot of examples in quadrant 2 (companies that tried to do right by token holders but just failed as a business)
Which leaves us to quadrant 4 -- where the majority of tokens reside. I really don't understand how these stay afloat. If your project has no revenues, no users, no growth, and the token captures no economic value -- how do you still own it? There are so many better investing options now.
Choppy markets = time to level up.
Your Crypto research stack is probably missing at least 3 of these 9 tools.
1. @stablewatchHQ - A massive database of yield-bearing stablecoin metrics. Historical APYs, their own classification system for different stablecoin types, and deep research. If you're allocating into stables, this should be your first stop.
2. @vaultsfyi - Tracks nearly 1,000 yield positions across every major EVM network. Instead of checking 20 different apps, you check one.
3. @vfat_io - A full LP toolkit. Pool data, token info across dozens of networks and DEXs, position management, and autocompounding - all in one place.
4. @revertfinance - The best LP management tool for Uniswap and Aerodrome. Most people know the name but sleep on the backtester. If you're LPing without backtesting ranges first, you're guessing.
5. @velo_xyz - Probably the best free derivatives dashboard out there. Perps, futures, options data, deep charting, and a live news feed. There's a premium tier, but the free version covers 90% of what you need.
6. @HyperTracker - The best Hyperliquid analytics platform. They track millions of wallets bucketed by size and profitability. Profitable wallets on Hyperliquid are fully visible - this tool lets you see exactly how consistent winners are positioned.
7. @Tokenomist_ai - My go-to for unlock schedules, emission data, and allocations. The free tier is genuinely useful. Pro unlocks longer projections, buyback/burn tracking, competitor valuations, and CSV exports.
8. @RWA_xyz - The only RWA dashboard you need. Hundreds of companies across stables, T-bills, private credit, commodities, stocks, real estate. The free dashboard covers most use cases.
9. @definedfi - A Dexscreener/DEXTools/GeckoTerminal alternative built on @trycodex data. Found it recently and I'm finding myself less annoyed with it than the others when pulling on-chain prices and liquidity.
Shout out to the OG's like DeFiLlama, Artemis, Dune, etc.
I wanted to highlight the more under the radar tools this round.
Most of these are free. The only cost is the 30 minutes it takes to set them up. That's the easiest ROI in crypto right now.