Here's the breakdown on how GLM-5.2 and I designed this together, start to finish, prompts included.
Until writing this, I didn't appreciate how clever GLM-5.2 was with the backgrounds:
- AI experience = network
- Travel = window roads
- SF = fog ๐
I built Grants Sentinel: AI reviews GitHub grant submissions, but @hedera Agent Kit policies gate every payout.
Auto-pay under cap. Bigger grants hit policy and queue for admin review.
Demo + code ๐ for @hedera_devs to check out
https://t.co/qVyh2boaKW
@tphuang Could be because they rushed glm 5.2 release to capitalize on the news of the fable ban. Idt they were planning to release this early but saw a great marketing opportunity and took it
@narendramodi@BJP4India in light of the recent @telegram ban, I request you to extend these measures to microsoft teams, zoom and slack as well. These platforms are well known for being used to facilitate leaking the NEET papers and by many estimates, to a larger extent than TG.
@MaxForAI@Zai_org They could've distilled models that distilled claude for the writing style, and then have a really strong in-house RL pipeline for coding. Who knows.
Mostly because no one has the compute/money/silicon manufacturing capability to do domestic AI here (like China does with Huawei ascend). Sarvam AI recelty raised a shit ton of US VC so that might cook but not aware of other Indian players w the right resources. Our politicians are not nearly educated enough to want to pour in resources for any of this. Wish we had engineers running the country like u guys do.
Everytime Liquidity Pool A uses ETH, the price of ETH goes up for every other pool backed by the same underlying ETH. (Same for any other asset obv)
So if pool A has ETH/BTC and pool B has ETH/USDC and both pools are backed by the same ETH and someone sells a lot of ETH for BTC, the ETH/USDC pool's price also changes without losing any value to arbitrage bots. This way nothing is overcommitted.
Our JIT liquidity is provided directly by the smart contract itself, so it doesn't matter whether a swapper uses a public RPC or a MEV-protect RPC - they always get the lowest slippage & best rates :)
Tradfi marketmakers buy both call and put options when they provide liquidity. That way they exercise the short option when price of the uderlying asset goes down and vice versa eith the long option. This works as long as the fees earned are greater than the options premiums.
In DeFi, it's possible to do this while providing liquidity to pools but it doesn't work if you gotta put a lot of assets in and you earn very little from trading fees.
However, with what we're building at @AquaZero0, Liquidity providers csn have their capital work across multiple pools, earning from many venues at the same time - increasing the chsnces they'll be profitable after the options premiums :)