Jose Alfonso
Volatility as a Selling Point in DeFi
Humans are curious creatures.
People want to speculate.
We want to know what’s on the other side. Is it greener?
It is… for the first ones there, most of the time.
Trading is a zero-sum game. There will be losers; there will be winners.
People want to play, infinitely
When you win, you want to win again
When you lose, you want to win even more
If you truly want to win and keep winning - you have to play as the house.
Win or lose, the house wins.
The house hosts the games.
The house makes the games possible to play.
The same is true in DeFi, where the wildest games are played
To attract liquidity, you have to have the best games to play
More volatility = more excitement
More volatility = more fees
Kyle Jacobs
TLDR:
If your treasury is holding USDC or USDT, you are being diluted by the Federal Reserve.
This article is about emissions being used to subsidize growth and operations within the US economic system, where USD holders are made to accept the losses of monetary expansion.
Joe Bjornsen
What can I do with crypto?
Most of the time the answer is “not much.” However, there is a better way. Each additional utility that you give your token gives users one less reason to sell it. That said, you want your token utility roadmap to be methodical and calculated.
Kyril Vlasenko
Kyril Vlasenko
The allure of quick riches in the crypto universe often blindsides both investors and project founders, leading to a turbulent sea of pump and dump schemes. This article peels back the layers of these deceptive practices, illustrating their mechanisms, and unveiling the underlying evolutionary roots of our susceptibility to them.