@talkintokens Even more, no liquidity liquidation would make sure that lenders are never left alone.
Unfortunately, security and privacy are one of those things never valued until it’s too late.
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It feels counterintuitive, but the “hot potato” was always there. Instead of fighting it, we embrace it and just maybe, it will turn out it is a better choice after all.
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Silo V3 liquidation design is very controversial. Instead of selling collateral, lenders receive it directly. You learn NOT to do this in your first lesson in “DeFi Lending 101”.
https://t.co/mAMm0Fydun
@SiloFinance@ayham_eth Isn’t just that you liquidate by passing the collateral to the lender?
It is like handing over the hot potato so that it doesn’t concern the protocol if it isn’t able to sell it.
Looks like some form of options for the lender.
There is something very interesting about V3. I'm really looking forward to see what ya'll think but I'm forbidden to talk about it yet. These marketing people...
@icobeast 2018 was brutal but also hopeful. 90% of startup were building self funded (crazy right?). However, we were still in "cypher punk" mode fighting wall st.
Fast forward to 2026 and it feels like we lost. You either join wall st or die. That's why it's so bad right now.
Biggest take away from my talk is to go and build your own lending protocol with custom features, differentiators and collect revenue!
You can easily tap into Silo protocol liquidity to bootstrap your own.
Experiment, innovate, earn!
@ErikVoorhees It may create a new market for UIs that take a small fee but they don’t require KYC. Also DEX aggregators without KYC will get a new moat.
I wonder how many people will leave crypto for AI in the next 12 months. Last time, devs went back to web2 which wasn't cool but at least it was paying salaries. Now there is a new cool kid on the block that promises $$$.
Let's see who's really here for the tech, shall we?