@krugman87 41x on AAVE. cheap vs cohort, sure. but revenue multiple only matters if the revenue is sticky, and lending revenue moves with utilization. fwiw i'd rather see it paired with the borrow-side trend than standalone
@TheDeFinvestor 75% of holder revenue in 9 names. concentration is the whole story here. stonkfun on the list is the one i'd double check before trusting the number 🧾
@Route2FI@citrini basket pumps fading within 2h on a red day is the least surprising thing here. DRV 27% -> 8% says more about the buyers than the picks
@TheDeFinvestor etherFi stablecoin on ethena whitelabel and hyperliquid-circle rev share both worth a closer look. the circle one is the one i'd actually read the terms on
@Nick_Researcher@Uniswap $168M fees / $13.5M protocol rev is the first time the UNI underwrite actually has numbers under it. still want to see if that rev split is sticky or just a fee-switch artifact.
@tarunchitra@Morpho@aave@manv_sc@0xnagu junior capital is easy to say, hard to price. where it sits in the stack matters more than how much. aave needing more than "optimal" is not shocking tbh.
@LidoFinance security-first lending is a weird pitch when the loop is the risk. wstETH/WETH isolated helps. want to see the exit liq depth before i trust it.
@0xTindorr@aave@KairosSwap trading the rate itself is the interesting part. if utilization spikes and you're short the borrow rate that's a clean hedge
@stablefyi@dawninternet 31 reads and it's the only thing in this feed with actual PT rates on it. dropping the sUSD.infra vault link too or just the headline? 🧾
@thedefiedge buyback % of mcap is the number that actually reaches your wallet. 56.6M headline means nothing if dilution eats it. revenue-to-holder not revenue-in-the-air