Hey, can everybody hear me?
Yes, sir. How's it going, Galen? Going great. Thanks. Who's on the, uh, who's on the Osmos man trolls today? That's, uh, anonymous. Oh, what's that?
I did see you in Texas the other day so that wasn't that wasn't me
Oh wow I see How you guys that wasn't me there yeah exactly
What about you guys? Let's add autonomy here. Send a co-host invite.
Awesome, awesome, welcome, marketing manager, do you have anything? Yes, I'm a team, nice to meet you all. Team, very cool. So we should have James and Diego coming up here in a second. Awesome, and Galen is a third-grade joining.
So Sergei is in transit. We're going to try to get him on but looks like he got tied up in travel. So I'm hoping he can join for a little bit at least and we'll keep an eye out for when he does speak and promote about to speak. I got a couple other lines out for other folks we can bring in from the team as well. So cool. I can see too.
I can't tell you that of course I can't say anything about that. Oh wow. Is he on one of those type of trucks? Exactly. He's been for a destination far beyond the cosmos. These trucks are very, very fun. Everyone was very curious.
I got a DM from sunny and he's like, "What are these trucks?" We kept it under the raft. I love it. That's great. That's waiting right there. That's a W. Exactly. I feel like Osmosis didn't get the coolest truck though. I think Ume or Stride got one of the
Cool list. Umayza like blasters were angled downward while everyone else is angled backwards. The downward angle blasters thing was cool. Uh, maybe that's the direction of just kidding. Screep got an astronaut, but like the downside of that was it sort of looked like they needed like they were stalled or something. So the
I'm not going to have to do a spacewalk to work on that. But you know, hey, that's part of the game, right? You know, sometimes you got to do a little maintenance. So right now while we're waiting for Sergei to join, we should actually hop in two updates from the lab with Sunny first. So Sunny will be giving some updates on our end. And then we'll
shift over into autonomy talking about what they've been working on and then we'll end with Axel R and Sergey if you can make it on a GMP and what's going on there. Sweet, sounds good. Yeah, I guess the main updates wanted to just up fill everyone in on
We are entering soft code freeze this week, and then our first audit is starting on Friday.
I know we've been saying it's coming for a while, but it really feels like we're really approaching the finish line now that audit. It's actually entering audit phase. Obviously, I know a lot of people are very... This is probably the biggest code change to osmosis since launch.
being very careful when it comes to security here. And so we're actually, you know, all of our code nowadays is a, we have an informal on audit retainer. So they will be auditing the contrary to the liquidity code base as well as they do
other code, but we've also brought on another auditor as well. Autorsack, and so Autorsack, they have already done five concentrated liquidity audits on different platforms, including Salana and others, and so we will be there six
of the liquidity implementation audit, which is good because we're excited to have an auditing team that has deep expertise in concentrating liquidity systems to also be auditing the code. So obviously informal, I think, very deep on the
And you know, it's a lot of the code bugs. And you know, they know contrary to the code data, but it's nice. It's nice that an auto-seq will be able to look for any logical bugs in the implementation as well. So yeah, looking forward to having that start. You know, the timeline for these audits are.
For the autosack audit should roughly take about three weeks. The informal audit is going to start on the 15th, so a little bit of a longer delay. But once we have the green light from both of these audits, then that's when we plan on
putting up some proposals for the next osmosis chain upgrade V16 which will include contrary liquidity. And if both the audits come back green, is there anything delaying beyond that? Whether that's design side, UI, UX, run end. So the front end side of the work is
still in development, but we plan on having that that should be done in parallel to these audits. So, you know, just for like full transparency, we do expect the audits, the two audits together are probably going to take still another month, that's
and in that period where we'll be wrapping up the rest of the front-end work as well. Awesome. What else? Otherwise, you know, another product thing that's been sort of in development is we've been working on
on an app store in the Osmosis website. So a way for people to discover apps within, you know, as the number of apps in Osmosis are increasing like, you know, we have live now, Mars, Quasar, you know, Apollo, all these
but then there's a number coming up like autonomy and, you know, IBCX and Calc Finance. And so making a way that for people to discover all of these apps within the Osmosis website, that's why we're building this sort of apps
store so people can figure out like, oh, they can come here learn, oh, what does autonomy do? How can I improve my experience on osmosis? Let me go use it. And then as part of this app store, we're also, we've mentioned before that we're building notifications for osmosis where you're going to get be able
to get notifications about things related to your contrary to the liquidity positions. When you're going out of range, you'll be able to get things like price changes and portfolio value changes. You'll be able to get things like new asset listings and tools and whatnot.
Along with that, what the App Store model will also be able to allow for synch inclusion of notifications from other apps like Mars, for example, you could get a notification when your health factor is below a certain value or when you get liquidated, hopefully not.
or with autonomy you could get a notification when sewer limit order or stop order is filled. And so, you know, having the osmosis website through this app store will be able to ask as like the notification hub for the osmosis entire osmosis ecosystem, not just the decks.
There's two questions on the app store. First, notifications. Will other teams be able to somehow plug in and not need to go through the Osmosis team to work on these notifications themselves if they have an update on their end? Yeah, so we'll be working on that. So right now the MVP, so we're working with the notify team. So the MVP is it's going to be for Osmosis.
is decks things and then the notify team is really great. They'll work with teams. They have to build custom integrations for a lot of these notifications so they'll be able to work with teams like Mars and autonomy and to be like, "Oh, what do you need a notification for? Let's come up with a list of things."
and they'll go in and like read the smart contracts and design the you know the triggers for triggering the notifications. So this would prevent any sort of like let's say like some bad actors on another team and they want to link a malicious website that they wouldn't be able to do this.
So I link at the question. Like let's say they you know want to pop up a notification from their end. These things would be pretty bad. They wouldn't be able to somehow like add a malicious link. The notifications are going to be for the most part be triggered by on chain action.
And then something else we've talked about in the past, and currently one of the only natively integrated apps like Frontendwise is Axelar and the Bridging. So how would there be a timeline with other apps to be natively integrated with
is absolutely coming. So, you know, like we've talked about before, the goal is to eventually include all sorts of things in the osmosis front end more natively. But what this option, it's all, you know, everything comes down to a question of prioritization and time
So one of the things that we're actually hoping to do via the app store as well is to see where user demand is. So for example, eventually we want to integrate both Mars leverage trading and autonomy, limited stop orders into the front end, but which one do we want to
do first by having this app store we'll be able to collect some analytics of like, okay, what is in higher demand from users and we can prioritize integrating that first. So hopefully this app store will also give us some of this analytics as well to help us make decisions on how
how to prioritize these native integrations. Gotcha. Awesome. What else? What else? We, I mean, speaking about like just integrations, a couple of folks from our team were at the Delphi Labs retreat last week. And so that was like a very productive
trying about all sorts of like different ways for osmosis and Mars to integrate with each other more deeply as well as how to bring astroport into osmosis as well. So, you know, excited to still some stuff to work out on like the technical side. I came out
Very bullish and excited for like, you know, these products that we're building together Any alpha you can share? Definitely very interested to see how credit accounts can be integrated more natively
into the osmosis chain so rather than feeling like this like you know separate thing that you have to migrate into a credit account and has its own tooling and infrastructure how we can make it so like you can use any existing account as a credit account and
you can use all the native tooling like whatever wallet you're already using. So still some progress to be, you know, designs to be figured out there, but the general design direction is something I'm really excited about. How big of a lift would that be? Timeline as well. It's, you know, like I said, still in design phase of
like we have to discuss with the Mars team to make sure this will work and fit properly. Awesome. Anything else? And then, yeah, I think the last big one was for anyone who was at IBC Summit in Austin last week or
this week, last week, you got to see the sneak preview of the first ever public demonstration of CosmoSwap. So because there was the relares on TestNet
are a little bit janky right now. So we to test we've been testing on mainnet but using the the testing UI you can actually take assets on the Juno chain and swap them. So you know I get a demo where I took Juno on the Juno chain
and swapped it for Osmo on the Juno chain all using a single transaction on Juno. And so it did that whole cross-chain swap and forward back to Juno in a single transaction. So, yeah, so, you know, the causal swap is
definitely approaching getting ready to go live in the coming weeks as well. Remember is that you're forced to not talk about mesh security at this talk in Texas. Right. Exactly. So I'm trying to have to come up with a new talk within 48 hours.
So I talked a lot about new IDC protocols and things like cross-chain swaps and stuff. So yeah, I think there should be a video live with the entire presentation. Gotcha. And where are you right now? Right now, where am I? I am in Barcelona.
having so much I've lost track of where I am physically in the world. I'm in Barcelona, I'm at Avalanche Summit. We'll be giving a talk tomorrow, sort of, telling, you know, teaching some Avalanche people about the Cosmos ecosystem and how things are similar and how things are different.
At the Delphi retreat, Jose asked me if I wasn't working on Cosmos, which ecosystem would I be working on? And I think my answer was out of the existing live ecosystems, I think it would be avalanche because I do think there's a lot of similarities.
between the design philosophy of cosmos and avalanche. So, you know, I'm really excited to be here sharing some of these with the avalanche community. Awesome. Good recap. All right. I think we can move on to
autonomy unless there's anything else sunny? Um, no, if anything else comes up I'll bring it up. All right, autonomy guys, unmute yourselves and join the conversation. Hello, hello, how's it going? Can you introduce yourselves?
Sure, I'm James Sear at VonWing Network. We have Diego as well who's on the fall. I need to be telling some Mike issues with Moon, but he's trying to fix it right now, so he should pop up in a couple minutes.
Awesome, awesome. Well, I guess you can kick it off for those that don't know what autonomy is. Can you tell us a little bit about autonomy and how you guys maybe got started and got into the Cosmic ecosystem and yeah. Yeah, sure. Actually, I actually
So it was probably one of the first people I bet like in kind of the industry So happy idea for what's actually let me take a step back like what is autonomy? It's basically a decentralized automation protocol So if this then that kind of for web 3 if you want to do something in the future on a blockchain such as trade at a certain price
I limit order and then you can program that with autonomy. So we're mostly infrastructure kind of B2B. And yeah, in 2019, it was just researching a bunch of stuff out of interest. So this thing called gas station network and thought it could kind of be modified.
in order to automate things generally. Went to SF blockchain week in 2019 and got a prize at the hackathon doing like limits and stops on a DEX that Sony was working on which I think never got released but kind of the project became osmosis. But it didn't really
do much with it because I think at the market at the time, it's not really ready for something like that, but after DeFi Summer in 2020, when Dex's Walling started becoming really serious, there would be enough demand for other very least limits and stops.
Basically started the project at the start of 2021 with Diego went through an accelerator consensus, etc. And kind of started out on EVM, but yeah, actually kind of came full circle, basically a real building autonomy.
in in cosmos and like reconnected with sunny yeah but it would be a cool idea to add them to stop to osmosis and here we are. Yes sunny is the common denominator for shelling cosmos and people launching cosmos. So.
What the if then, how are you guys different from Croncat from those that may know about Croncat, but not you guys? Yeah, I think yeah, we are very similar. We have basically similar capabilities where you will
do general automation. I think our focus is a little bit different. For ChromeCat, this is more about having this broad use cases and I've seen the UI and whatnot and it's great. But for us, our focus is more on
define more specialized use cases. So for example, we are trying to work with teams to sort of like deeply understand what are some of their, I guess, more specific, more complex use cases. So for example, we have things like off-chain data injection.
want to do private automations, we want to do cross-chain automations and stuff like that that some of these applications require that are not caught by just a regular or just general automation protocol.
Gotcha, but how difficult has been has the timeline been for you guys with building any any like what what have the struggles been hurdles?
To be honest, I think just like, the main thing is the pace of B2B was just a lot slower than we imagined. The tech itself is easy part, to be honest.
Yeah, I mean, we build forth on the end.
like, I don't know, three months or something, but these like, business cycles for games, games they go like live, they go like, "I'm logging in that." Yeah, we've never had any hack or any issue like that, so.
I don't know if you have anything else. Yeah, I mean, I think one of the biggest sort of like, I was a blocker, but I just like took some, took a little bit of time.
And although I appreciate the governance process for uploading contracts onto Osmosis, it was a bit of a learning curve, but we got there.
We initially asked for things like classic tools, but adding support for constructing liquidity should be really pretty easy. We should be able to get it done in a very short period of time. So I guess once the final version
under the hood. Although it's, I mean generally like, prices should be the same between both anyway, because you know people will just like arbitraries with difference between them. But yeah, users will need to cast. They'll just use the stuff like
You know, they use all the side tries to change. So what about after cost trade liquidity comes out and the the dev team is starting to build out loop books? How is that going to interact or affect autonomy and you know how will users choose between the two?
Not entirely familiar with the books that I understand that with concentrated query, you would be able to have native limits, native limits, but you're only able to have those native limits if it's between
And to like a pair, like a direct pair, but you're not able to do limits between, you know, like when you have to do multiple jumps. And so that's one thing we are looking to support once that happens.
Very very interesting good. Sunny is there anything else to like have insight on there? Yeah, I mean the just a little bit to double click into that the difference between the on-chain order book loot limit orders via loot books and autonomy based ones is
the ontane ones have to be on a specific pool and you know with contrary liquidity there's not going to be like you know necessarily a pool between Juno and regen right like that's just not
Not something that we can imagine we predict there to be like deep liquidity on right most things will be paired with like you know Osmo or stablecoins and so If you want to or Bitcoin if you want to Like create but if you want to create a trade of like hey, I want to place a
limit order on Juno to regen or even bigger things like ETH to BNB, right? Going through autonomy would be the easiest way of doing that. Same thing with the stop orders.
Yeah, also just that I'm not familiar with the details of how the orders work. But if they are somewhat like Unity 3's native limit orders, even when you plot off a limit order, you still need to make another
transaction to withdraw after the limit has executed, which actually can be automated with Autonomy as well. So basically, if you were using the non-autonomy versions, the extra step that these have to go through, that there is with Autonomy.
I'm not sure if it does work like exactly you need to be three but if it doesn't, that's okay. It's a little bit different than Univ3. The one difference is that like Univ3, like their lip, quote unquote, "diminators are really range orders with a single bucket size, like one take bucket size." With loot books, you'll be able
actually place like true limit orders, like you know at a single price and it is one directional where it will wipe out in what once it goes through it will remove it from the from the from the from the book.
But then you still have to make a transaction to withdraw after it's as good. Yes, you do have to make a transaction to claim it. But you don't have to worry about the trade being reversed. It's not going to undo your trade if the price goes against it.
back in the other direction, but yeah, you do have to make a transaction to claim the rewards. So when is launch?
of the limit? Yes. It's actually already live. We haven't really made it public, but it's been running for a week or so.
But yeah, if anyone is wanting to test it, it's live only net and test net on osmosis.bottoswap.trade. I'm about to go to right now. You're using the old osmosis UI, but
Maybe that's a question for Teege, the marketing manager. Yeah, yeah. We'll be announcing later this week for sure on an official post. Awesome. We're very excited. Keep us in the loop there.
And then I guess, you know, one of the final questions would be what's going to be worked on after launch? Like what's the next if then feature? And potentially what about like cross team the mid orders? Is that possible?
Yeah, definitely possible. I think kind of the natural accept might be with automating, constraint liquidity. Obviously, like with the range orders, you know, you have to manage them and there are a lot of services that kind of built up and
the EDM side, so like, Unipy 3, and they're all like relatively similar, you know, that it's like not too complicated to do, just as like the position of the advanced side of things. So yeah, we'd be looking at doing something like that for
We're even taking a step further because actually we have this product in the EBM side called AutoHedge and basically it allows you to LP on a deck in a what we call Delta neutral wave. So you put in $100 to say like a East Eye and
even if the price of the pubs you still have $100 plus any APY on top because you have a hedge, like obviously, you know, all the hedge as part of this position. And so yeah, it basically makes LP-ing like riskless, so to speak.
and kind of removes the barrier for people providing liquidity for especially like new and super ball tile tokens with a bunch of it per unit boss. So yeah, either you're the one of those, we'd be looking at doing, you need to get some kind of feedback for what's more in demand.
Awesome. Looking forward to chatting with you guys about that then. Yes, that's good. Yeah, I can do pop on another time for talk about the boss of it. I guess we should see if anyone has questions for the autonomy team. Pop up a hand.
And if not, we will segue with Axelr. So in that topic, Sergei, a question for you. Is there something that GMP can do with autonomy here?
potentially these crosschains but not just IBC related but expanding further.
So, you can have arbitrary calls from EDM chains to Cosmos chains and vice versa. So, you can have arbitrary to a complete logic within those calls. So, you know, all the things that you could be doing on a single chain, you can do a Serb cross-chain now. Right.
And you can build the contracts to execute decals on both hands. So, I don't know too much about the architecture of autonomy and how they work, but I'm sure it can be utilized.
Thanks for that. So I guess we should maybe take a step back and just go general talking here on GMP. Who came up with the trucks? Because people have been talking about this on Twitter and I think it's been one of your better marketing campaigns for sure.
I think I was gay when I was at anything. Basically it happened like this. Like at our off site, which was a little while back, we were at all hands. A bunch of us were in the room. And Sergei was talking about Axelar marketing. He said it's too Boston.
We're intimidated by osmosis game in that department a little bit I mean it's like trying to be in the same room with wasminton and dodge most and it's It's intimidating Well the truck art was a very different style of art from the ex auto art ex auto reminded me of what's that movie with will
Smith and the I am Roba. Yeah, that is not a good movie, but the book is really good, but you're right, you're not wrong. Hey, okay, so we got some new things. Let me just see you, right? A little a little brand-outful. We've got some new things with the Axelone.
and they're gonna drop so I'll keep an eye out. New art. New art, new style of art. Okay, are you guys going with this truck style art where it's like kind of like cartoony but kind of digital at the same time? Well, you know, I don't want to say too much. But you guys, I was ahead. How you like that? I like that. Little retro
but a little bit future at the same time right yeah it was good okay cool I guess let's let's go back to Sergei here let's let's go back to the beginning a little more so how long has GMP been in development well GMP itself you know
We've had GMP across the EM chains for a while, right? And so we've been working with application developers, going to figure out how they want to utilize it, like what types of use cases, are there any other tweaks we need to do to it? And then subsequently, we started to work on the kind of cosmos too.
to GMP, Cosmos TVM GMP. So the work didn't start that long ago, maybe three months or so, right? But I think we have the right architecture and the right building blocks of the networking layer that we can ship it pretty efficient. So I don't think it was, yeah, I think about three months, not more than
that we started the work and maybe iterated pretty quickly, you know, done a bunch of audits, prototyped a couple of teams on the back end on the test net and DevNet environments and now it's live. So pretty excited about it. Do any of your other competitors have this feature?
I don't think so. No, I mean, like, you know, to do it properly, you have to do kind of translation of the network in layer, you know, plus like with support, dozens of different chains, right? So we'll have this notion of a kind of universal router at the axle of core that can receive events and messages from different chains and like very easily
really kind of translate and compose them with one another. So, you know, it kind of, it took some time to build the right architecture so you can do these types of integrations with very different stacks and be able to parse the messages back and forth between them. It sounds like the architecture is one of the key things here.
Can other competitors rip your architecture or is that going to be a difficult thing? Well, actually, it's a network. So, you know, code is open source, but, you know, besides the network, you know, you actually have to build a network and the network consists of ecosystem validators, communities, invitations, right?
Induxers, tooling, and everything else around it. So you can, in principle, do anything with open source stuff, but differentiates networks from applications or vertical integrated stacks from front-end-facing applications that there is a whole ecosystem of
community and support and decentralized, you know, participants that are maintaining and supporting the whole ecosystem, which is not that easy to replicate. Gotcha. Good. Good. Sonny, you have unmuted your mic. Do you have anything to say?
So from your perspective, Sergey, what would you say is the most exciting thing for the release of GMP for the cosmos as a whole? Like a specific type of feature, not just the general
drop. So, I mean, okay, the specific ones is that again, like you can arbitrary compose Cosmos stack with the VM stack. I know, okay, this is a little generic. Let me actually answer. Yeah, we want like dumb it down for retail or someone that's not technical.
Something that's going to excite them. >> So here are the types of things you can do. You can build Cosmos stack. You can customize your application fully vertically like as most of the same layer, right, or a bunch of other chains are doing. And then you can have users from, let's say, Metamask.
for on Ethereum, interact with your application without even knowing about it. So you can literally have metamask users that's 20, 25 million, I don't know what the latest number is, interact with your application without having to unbord explicitly to Cosmos and vice versa.
If there are users within Cosmos, right, if you are user of Asmosis or any of the other chains, you can interact with applications that are on those EVM chains without having to think about it, without having to bridge, without having to go back and forth, and your actions will be executed there and you get the results. So what that does is
is that it extends huge communities to one another and makes the user experience and makes the interactions across these different ecosystems completely transparent and behind the scenes process. So it opens up huge, huge distribution channels.
I think for all of the cosmos chains and you know vice versa for applications that are on the EVM chains it opens a huge distribution channel to cosmos right and So I think that's you know super super excited. So I think we had a you know share talk with some of the art
yesterday on another event that I'm pretty excited with they're doing like launching their contracts on Arbitrum and they got a bit managing those contracts and those bolts through the general message path between their chain and Arbitrum chain and Arbitrum users will be
able to execute transactions on our betrame without realizing that they actually get shipped to similar year executed there and the results are returned back to their Metamask wallets. So that's what it is, right? Full extensibility on the QG distribution channel and improvement on the UX for everybody.
to leverage this, the Cosmode chain itself will need to install a module that understands this general message passing messages and how to deal with them. But once that's done, all the applications that have built on top of it can leverage the stack. So why did some of you choose Arbitron?
Well, that's a question for them, but I think there's seen a lot of interesting DeFi activated there. And definitely a lot of DeFi users that are--
vibrant on the Arbitra Microsystem, they already have a deployment on Ethereum. I think they looked for the next place to go broader and global.
Gotcha. So aside from Som's use case here, are there any features that already exist? Not just coming soon.
Well, the networking support just went live from the Axler side, you know, recently, right, over the last week. And from there, the chains do have to do some work to actually leverage it.
And yeah, so I think a lot of the Cosmos chains that participated in announcement, you know, they're in development right now. You know, there is a little bit of an integration work that they have to go through and, you know, they'll start shipping life.
Um, um, hope to listen. Right. So for people that maybe aren't as technical for integration, is this something that would have to go on chain for a vote if it's like a down gated versus like a permissionless chain like Juno?
So for people that aren't as technical with the integration that you mentioned, would that be something that has to go through on-chain governance?
Well, you know, depends on the chain if there are upgrades, you know, subject to the governance, then yes, you know, the governance has to be upgrade to install the module and then from there,
depends on the chain if they're contracts on permissionless, then null date can just integrate permissionlessly. If there is some permission, you know, governance for the contract deployments, then maybe those have to be approved as--
I think you just cut out a little bit.
Unless I'm cutting out. No, I think I think a certain a little connection trouble there. Okay, cool. I'd love to pick up where he left off, but yeah, that's not gonna happen. Okay, never mind.
I don't know where you guys left me. No, you're good. Yeah, I was saying that you know the governance kind of depends on the chain itself right so whether there's a you know governance upgrades to install a module that's required
or there's a governance upgrade that's required to install the contracts on the chain. I'll unfortunately have to jump off in a second because I'm boarding a flight so you probably will lose
me quickly, but if there are any more questions, you know, happy to continue this discussion offline or, you know, pin me on on Twitter, I'm happy to follow up there as well. Yeah, no worries. No worries. Have a good flight and then maybe hit Caleb with a few questions if he can answer them.
But thanks, sir. I actually was super curious to know just kind of how osmosis is seeing that those opposite between Cosmos and EVM and kind of what what you think is interesting in that space So maybe I can like flip the tables and avoid answering any questions here Yeah, sure, Sunny. What how do you kind of foresee osmosis working with this?
GMP technology. Yeah, I mean, obviously the main biggest one is the cross chain swaps, right? Like Cosmos swap will not just be, you know, we'll be able to expand to not just, uh, Cosmos change, but also EVM change, right? You'll be able
the excuse swaps between EVM chains and between EVM and Cosmos chains. That's like the first one, but otherwise we're also just interested in other things. For example, like NFT, like being able to bridge NFTs, I
I think that's a big one. We have these NFT finance protocols that we want to build. But obviously part of the problem is most of the biggest high value NFTs in the crypto ecosystem is
on Ethereum right now, so being able to bridge those NFTs to Osmosis and be able to use them in the NFT finance protocols that we're developing, that's like a big use case. And then the other one I'm really excited about is that like through GMP it'll be like permission list listing of Coke
So today on Axelar, tokens have to be manually whiplisted by governance every time there's a new token listing. But now with the permission list listing, we'll be able to list rich tokens, add tokens to any EVM token to osmosis very quickly.
Okay, interesting. So like Sergei mentioned earlier with Sommar using GMP to add their balls on the Arbatron without
uses an arbitrum needing to even leave arbitrum. Is this something that we that the Osmosis team would be interested in doing with the vaults on Osmosis?
The way that some has used GMP to add their vault over an Arbertron is that something that the Osmosis team would be interested or like I guess the the vault teams that built on Osmosis let's say like Apollo, Quasar and others to come would they would they be interested in doing that?
that as well? Yeah, probably. I mean, I think Quasar, for example, is like, trying to focus on like the cosmos ecosystem, especially right now, but as they expand, I imagine like being expanded, like adding other, be yield opportunities on
maybe I'm changed makes sense to. So that makes sense to other DeFi apps like Mars protocol lending and perps eventually. Yep, I mean like the Mars Outpost design. I think it definitely makes sense to expand that to EVM change as well. The point of
GMP would seem like the logical way of extending that to EBM chains as well. Would there be any speed issues with liquidations and stuff? No, because liquidations should be able to happen does not require bridging of assets.
Okay, gotcha. Well, I am out of questions on GMP. Gaelin, do you have any for us? No, it's been great though. I mean, it's actually, I think you know, as most of us have been such a solid partner from the beginning, you know, like a great project to work with.
And for Axelar and I remember from the first days of like starting to talk about XL USDC and bringing that into the osmosis DAX and the Cosmos ecosystem with you all that was You know always been impressed with the project so so definitely excited to be here and hear some of kind of how you're thinking about
might be possible here between the Cosmos and the EVM ecosystems. Awesome. Well thanks for joining on and hopefully I'll see you at OsmoCon with your team. Yeah we're looking forward to it. The last one now was definitely
exceeded expectations right? Yes, it was a good one. So yeah, I look forward to it pretty much. Awesome. Well, that is it for today. Anyone have questions for the autonomy team for Galen or for sunny? Please toss your hand up.
We will be ending it here. So thank you autonomy. Thank you axelar and thank you sunny