@jackmelnick_ great, could we also say that BGT holders can indirectly benefit from the rice of BERA? As far as I understand BGT can be burned to mint BERA at 1:1 .... so indirectly BGT could have access to liquidity by burning BGT and miniting BERA?
@jackmelnick_ It seems at first glance that BGT might hold any intrinsic value, as BGT only makes you more BGT, but you cannot trade BGT... is that correct? what benefit would a BGT holder have aside from governance participation?
@jackmelnick_ Quick questions re Berachain... what happens if protocols decide to provide incentives directly to users who provide liquidity directly to them instead of going to the validators via the Rewards Vaults?
I just published Liquidation Bot on @zkLend (@Starknet ) Part 3— We're almost at the end of the series.
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I have just released the second part of the guide on Performing Liquidations on @StarkNet (@zkLend ). This section focuses on calculating debt and collateral amounts and identifying potential liquidation opportunities.
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I can see there's little information online about developing MEV tools on @Starknet. I am putting together a series of guides on this topic, the first release of the liquidation bot on @zkLend is here:
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I've been reading about @apibara_web3 on @Starknet and how they've designed a new architecture to fetch live on chain information via their indexers with very little latency... They seem promising, but it is actually faster than querying your own full node? Has anyone tried it?
This also means that only well equipped and sophisticated liquidators and firms will be able to profit from this, as only those with powerful hardware will be able to profit from this constant but small gains, making the MEV landscape more competitive and harder to access.
Studying the smart contracts of @zkLend on @Starknet, I can see they've decided to protect their liquidatable users from unfair liquidations, meaning they(under collateralised users) can only be liquidated until the point where they're just collateralised again.
This discourage unfair liquidators to liquidate much bigger positions than what they have to for borrowers to be in a healthy position again. Unlike other mainstream protocols which make them much easier for liquidators.
Hey @zkLend team, I want to start playing around liquidations on @Starknet . Is there any information you have available that would streamline this process? Thank you