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@lightclients@haydenzadams@Smartprogrammer what was the rationale for choosing the current solution (setting a new code revokes the previous one) against a revoke mechanism of codes one by one (allowing to delegate to multiple codes at the same time)?
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@pr3vert With high incentives though, you can get to negative borrowing costs (like Compound had for a very long time for example), which breaks the "equivalence".
@pr3vert And anyway, for reasonable incentives, I'm not sure that it changes that much equilibriums to put them on one side or the other: giving incentives to lenders means cheaper borrowing, and giving incentives to borrowers means more profitable lending.
other example: @optimizoor's Solady is getting its fork https://t.co/4PkCsl4RYa taking advantage of the newest evm changes that will have to be maintained in parallel
the evm evolving (push0, tstore, mcopy) feels good but having to also maintain versions compatible with L2s that don't have these changes yet is really annoying...
implied security: in an efficient market, you can infer the security of a protocol by comparing its lending rate, for a given economic risk, to a benchmark 'smart-contract-risk-free' rate