1. 0x18709e89bd403f470088abdacebe86cc60dda12e

2. 0x265eac8035912aecc793947e6a55cd3284801772

3. 0x1062a747393198f70F71ec65A582423Dba7E5Ab3

4. 0xE93381fB4c4F14bDa253907b18faD305D799241a

Medium wallets (Some wallets have many ETH):

1. 0xadb2b42f6bd96f5c65920b9ac88619dce4166f94

2. 0xab5c66752a9e8167967685f1450532fb96d5d24f

3. 0x6748f50f686bfbca6fe8ad62b22228b87f31ff2b

4. 0xfdb16996831753d5331ff813c29a93c76834a0ad

5. 0xeee28d484628d41a82d01e21d12e2e78d69920da

6. 0x0511509a39377f1c6c78db4330fbfcc16d8a602f

7. 0x1205e4f0d2f02262e667fd72f95a68913b4f7462

8. 0xfa4b5be3f2f84f56703c42eb22142744e95a2c58

9. 0x46705dfff24256421A05D056c29E81Bdc09723B8

10. 0x137ad9c4777e1d36e4b605e745e8f37b2b62e9c5

11. 0xfd54078badd5653571726c3370afb127351a6f26

12. 0xcac725bef4f114f728cbcfd744a731c2a463c3fc (14.200ETH)*

13. 0x0a98fb70939162725ae66e626fe4b52cff62c2e5

14. 0x5c985e89dde482efe97ea9f1950ad149eb73829b

Low cap wallets:

1. 0x27e9f4748a2eb776be193a1f7dec2bb6daafe9cf 

2. 0xf66852bc122fd40bfecc63cd48217e88bda12109

3. 0xc9610be2843f1618edfedd0860dc43551c727061

4. 0xd897fe50cc3f57ddea02c8c21d5ff3eb03387310 

5. 0x58c2cb4a6bee98c309215d0d2a38d7f8aa71211c

6. 0x587d5f512cbeac5777716be8eeb6b4cd1b2a35fc 

7. 0x24BA1542F8a0a20e8251d096213384Cfb0eE3dbC

8. 0xdc76cd25977e0a5ae17155770273ad58648900d3

9. 0x32598293906b5b17c27d657db3ad2c9b3f3e4265 

10. 0x5861b8446a2f6e19a067874c133f04c578928727 

11. 0xd8a83b72377476d0a66683cde20a8aad0b628713

12. 0x5401dbf7da53e1c9dbf484e3d69505815f2f5e6e 

13. 0x794d28ac31bcb136294761a556b68d2634094153

14. 0xb4cd0386d2db86f30c1a11c2b8c4f4185c1dade9

15. 0x4d77a1144dc74f26838b69391a6d3b1e403d0990

16. 0x73f8fc2e74302eb2efda125a326655acf0dc2d1b

I hope, it will be useful for you, ser :) My Twitter -

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Drama, thanks for answering these questions!

Let's get to it:

1. When did you get into cryptocurrency and how? What did you work or maybe study before crypto?

   We’ve been involved in crypto more and more over the past two years. We both have several years experience as engineers, previously each working at a few web2 companies

2. Did you have any other experience in crypto projects?

   A couple 🙂

3. Who are you at Duality Finance? Will full team information be revealed? Do you have any known guys on the team right now that you can talk about?

   Kismet and I are a couple of friendly neighborhood engineer anons. Because of the type of community we’re trying to build, we don’t plan on revealing much more about ourselves. We want to build a community where individuals are judged only by their output, ideas, and character. We don’t want to have fancy resumes put on a pedestal, since that can push away people that don’t have one from learning and contributing. A flashy resume has little to do with whether you can build a successful product, and sadly we often see them used by scammers to build trust with their future victims. We plan for our work to speak for itself.

4. How did the idea to create such a cool product come about and how long have you been working on it?

   We came up with the idea late last year, and have been working on it full-time for almost two months now. We’ve spent a lot of time around AMM designs and thinking about how DeFi markets could evolve, and this felt like an obvious start to helping shape it.

5. You're launching Duality Focus V1 soon, do you plan to raise an investment round and do you need to?

   We don’t need any funds at this time.

6. I see on the discord channel that a lot of team members from big projects are interested in your project, and other smart guys on Twitter are following you! That's cool!!! No partnerships have happened yet, and there's only one article about the project. How were you able to attract their interest so quickly?

   Our first blog post with our derivation for Uni V2 fee growth definitely helped here. This was a way to think about AMMs that many hadn’t been exposed to before, so we shared it around with people in the space that we respect. One great thing about crypto is that even some of the biggest names have their twitter DMs open to everyone and will respond to interesting thoughts or ideas!

7. Reading the last article, I saw that you decided to use Polygon blockchain. Why?

   The short answer: We don’t want users worrying about gas costs and Polygon has strong Uni V3 traction. This is an early version, and our main goal is to get it into people’s hands and see what they think. We hope to learn a lot about how people use it and what they do/don’t like. Depending on what we see, we can start expanding to other chains immediately while working on a new and improved V2.

8. Are there any vacancies in your project right now? If yes, what kind and how do you select people for your team?

   Not at the moment, but we’re always looking for talented engineers, data analysts, designers, technical writers, and DeFi power users to join our community

9. Since you create such a product, I think you yourself sometimes use Defi, which ones would you single out as your favorite?

   Always hard to pick favorites, but we can list some of the things we find interesting:

   • Uniswap, Osmosis, Thorchain

   • G-Uni, Gamma, Charm, Visor

   • Euler, Compound, Aave

   • Synthetix, Mirror protocol

   • Opyn, 01, perpetual

   • Ribbon, Cega

   • Element, Yield

   • UXD, Lemma

Thanks for reading to the end! Useful links about Duality Finance: Twitter Discord

But suppose I want to sell 50,000 coins, which equals $67,000 at the market rate. It turns out that there is not enough liquidity, and if I want to sell that many coins, I will get not 67000$, but 57000$. Due to lack of liquidity, I will lose $10k. The difference is extremely big, you can see it in the example below:

And that is not all, it is often difficult for a new project to get enough liquidity for its platform. Take the Geist Finance project as an example, which is a lending protocol. I don't think many people would go there early on and put their money into a lending platform to get liquidity at a low interest rate when there are bigger and safer protocols. Geist Finance when it launched in October made an of about 1000% APR, thereby attracting a bunch of Degens with money. Liquidity was great, problem solved!

But no, there is a new problem. It is impossible to provide 1000% APY all the time, otherwise the price of the asset will fall rapidly, which is exactly what happened to Geist, the price fell three times in a week, it is clearly visible on this chart:

Therefore, gradually interest rates began to fall, which entailed other negative things: TVL fell three times and continued to fall along with the price for several more months, you can see it all on the charts above. Conclusion: The liquidity problem is urgent and it needs to be solved somehow, so Defi 2.0 projects appear. They include Tokemak, Olympus Dao, Ondo Finance and Reft Finance. Each of them has its own approach and if we analyze each of them in this article, it will become quite big. So today we will analyze Ondo Finance project, and next time, I would like to draw your attention to Reft Finance.

**Ondo Finance и Fei Protocol - Fei Liquidity as a Service **

As we have already understood, liquidity is a big problem. For example, if a new token is launched, it may also lack the liquidity to support all transactions. And if it is not there, buyers and sellers will not feel comfortable using the coin and they will leave. To make things as simple as possible, let's take me as an example: I created a new TES coin, but my token is still unknown and the liquidity on Uniswap is not really there. So if someone comes along who wants to buy it at the market price of $1 million, they either can't do it at all or will buy it at a greatly inflated price.

So I write Ondo Finance x Fei Protocol and offer for 3 months a partnership: I put TES for 10 million dollars in TES-FEI pool, and Fei Protocol allocates 10 million dollars in FEI and also puts them in the pool, thus my token has much more liquidity in pair with stablcoin. But that's not all, Ondo Finance is hosting a new open pool on its platform, which will run according to our agreement for 3 months and offers everyone to put either FEI or TES into the pool with several conditions:

1. You can put one of the assets in the pool

2. If you choose TES, your annual return at the moment is 80%, but you assume the risks of impermanent loss, because of which the percentage in the future may become negative

3. If you choose FEI, your annual return until the end of the partnership will be 10% and it will not vary, you do not assume any risks.

4. Once you put an asset in the pool, you can withdraw it at the end of the partnership. (3 months in our case)

*An important point - the APY is calculated based on pool commissions.

A few days pass, the pools are closed, all the money that Ondo Finance has collected from its users is blocked and put additionally into the pool. And the liquidity is no longer 10 million FEI and 10 million TES, but 15 million FEI and 15 million TES.But what is the benefit of Ondo Finance x Fei Protocol doing this? When the pool expires, all funds deposited from the pool are withdrawn, as well as 3% of the earnings on commissions in that pair. That is all. I tried to explain as clearly as possible :)

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