Andrew...Looping Solana LSDs: DeFi Degen 101
Looping in Decentralised FinanceThe looping strategy in DeFi is a process of supplying an asset and borrowing against that same asset continuously to earn a higher yield. This is because some DeFi platforms reward users for both lending and borrowing with their native tokens or other incentives. By looping, users can increase their exposure to these rewards and earn a positive net APY. However, looping also involves risks such as liquidation, impermanent loss, and smart contract failures. To ...
Andrew...Mirror's tokenomics are DIY, and here's how I've designed mine
Write To Earn: Publishing in web3Mirror is a web3 publishing platform. It's part of the broader Write To Earn web3 publishing dapps. It sits on the Optimism blockchain, which is an Ethereum Layer 2 chain. Mirror is not a full ecosystem in the same way as other web3 publishing platforms are. Some examples are: Hive social dapps, BULB, Solcial. These platforms have established economic systems which they hope are able to accurately have value reside, and be controlled by, the user.The Mirr...
Andrew...Mars Protocol: A new frontier in DeFi lending & borrowing
Mars is a novel interchain credit protocol primitive facilitating non-custodial borrowing and lending for the #Cosmos ecosystem and beyond. Its hub and outpost architecture allows Mars to operate on any chain in the Cosmoverse, and enables a new primitive: the Rover. Rovers could give their pilots #DeFi superpowers to engage in virtually every governance-approved activity they might encounter on a centralized exchange: spot trading, margin trading, #lending and #borrowing — all in a single de...
The Australian Way: Courage in adversity and kindness for those in need
Andrew...Looping Solana LSDs: DeFi Degen 101
Looping in Decentralised FinanceThe looping strategy in DeFi is a process of supplying an asset and borrowing against that same asset continuously to earn a higher yield. This is because some DeFi platforms reward users for both lending and borrowing with their native tokens or other incentives. By looping, users can increase their exposure to these rewards and earn a positive net APY. However, looping also involves risks such as liquidation, impermanent loss, and smart contract failures. To ...
Andrew...Mirror's tokenomics are DIY, and here's how I've designed mine
Write To Earn: Publishing in web3Mirror is a web3 publishing platform. It's part of the broader Write To Earn web3 publishing dapps. It sits on the Optimism blockchain, which is an Ethereum Layer 2 chain. Mirror is not a full ecosystem in the same way as other web3 publishing platforms are. Some examples are: Hive social dapps, BULB, Solcial. These platforms have established economic systems which they hope are able to accurately have value reside, and be controlled by, the user.The Mirr...
Andrew...Mars Protocol: A new frontier in DeFi lending & borrowing
Mars is a novel interchain credit protocol primitive facilitating non-custodial borrowing and lending for the #Cosmos ecosystem and beyond. Its hub and outpost architecture allows Mars to operate on any chain in the Cosmoverse, and enables a new primitive: the Rover. Rovers could give their pilots #DeFi superpowers to engage in virtually every governance-approved activity they might encounter on a centralized exchange: spot trading, margin trading, #lending and #borrowing — all in a single de...
The Australian Way: Courage in adversity and kindness for those in need
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Below is a presentation I gave a few years ago to a coder academy class about working in bad teams as a junior developer. Whilst this is targeted at software development the lessons here are universal.
TLDR: Bad teams happen for all different reasons and none of them are your fault. If you're in one get out. Life is too short and too full of other opportunities.
Below is a presentation I gave a few years ago to a coder academy class about working in bad teams as a junior developer. Whilst this is targeted at software development the lessons here are universal.
TLDR: Bad teams happen for all different reasons and none of them are your fault. If you're in one get out. Life is too short and too full of other opportunities.
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