Is swapping tokens easy as A, B, C? Don’t let yourself be fooled by the apparent simplicity: yes, there are easy to use interfaces where you pick an input, an amount, and press a button to trade. Yet, without a basic understanding of DeFi, you might find yourself falling for avoidable mistakes.
As I move on with the next chapter of my involvement in the DeFi space, I wanted to take the time to write a rare personal statement to share my story and what’s coming next.
Discovering the Ether About 36 months ago, I finally read the Ethereum whitepaper after hovering around the crypto space for a while and was instantly hooked.
As the ecosystem of decentralized financial services on Ethereum grows and matures, the service offering is becoming more dense and sometimes hard to understand. While the most technically savvy users can chase the latest releases and hedge their risk appropriately, less-seasoned investors might feel left out.
Every day a new Yearn fork is popping up: how to keep track with them? There is no simple answer to this dilemma, however, I believe I can provide you with some clues to help you spot YFI fork with high potential. To do so, I’ll cover three (+1) YFI forks and try to pinpoint the changes to the secret sauce that made them stick.
Food-based social moneygames are all the rage in decentralised finance. Today, I wanted to write a quick piece to provide some context on them, as well as some tips for those who want to. I’ll not pass moral judgement on such projects, I leave it up to you.
A few weeks ago, Yearn v2 release and the launch of the YFI token (pronounced “Waifu”) shook decentralised finance. Indeed, the whole recipe was there: Yearn is like a robo advisor, it helps you save and grow a capital - obviously one of the most thought after use cases.
As the Ether giant seems to be waking up, you might be considering your options to recenter your exposure on ETH. This is precisely what I’ve been looking at and executed on lately, and now is the time for the feedback session!