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Exponents

@exponents_fi

Rethinking what people conceive of financial markets.

Starting with @berachain.

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linkhttps://exponents.fi/ calendar_today18-10-2023 05:37:01

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Price oracle manipulation are one of the most common attack vectors for decentralised exchanges. By removing the need for one, we not only remove an important attack vector but simultaneously give people instant access to a new asset when a new pool is created

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Providing liquidity and speculating Providing liquidity and speculating These two actions describe 90%+ of all actions performed by crypto users So far only LPs have been incentivised We are taking care of speculators/investors/traders Exponentio

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It's all about incentives Airdrops were invented to reward real users who provide liquidity and metrics to your app or chain. Kaito allowed projects to reward people on Twitter who bring social attention. Exponents will start a new trend where projects can directly incentivise

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In light of the upcoming launch, I would strongly encourage everyone to freshen up their knowledge on power perpetuals again. I am posting an explainer blog by Paradigm below. "Power perpetuals with powers greater than one have positive convexity, meaning holders make money

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Trading is not a profession for the faint-hearted. Today must be especially hard for investors and traders in traditional markets who are not used to the same level of volatility as we are. Always be careful when you trade with leverage. One good thing about exponential

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Here are some statistics for day traders: Only 13% of day traders maintain consistent profitability over six months, and a mere 1% succeed over five years. Day traders using margin for leverage suffer an average return of -4.53%, highlighting the dangers of leverage. 72% of

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The incentive problem in crypto Crypto has an incentive problem and it shows in the price chart of almost all projects. The majority of crypto projects focus on short-term incentives like airdrops. They give one time rewards to users for providing liquidity or volume and once

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I have studied a lot of token charts and price action, and here's my conclusion: Crypto has an incentive problem. I'm sure you don't understand what I mean, but I'll show youπŸ‘‡πŸ½ I want you to think hard: What are the current major incentives Web3 projects are offering? There

I have studied a lot of token charts and price action, and here's my conclusion:

Crypto has an incentive problem.

I'm sure you don't understand what I mean, but I'll show youπŸ‘‡πŸ½

I want you to think hard: What are the current major incentives Web3 projects are offering? There
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Defi is and always has been the killer use case of crypto. You don't need a blockchain and smart contracts and transparency and decentralisation unless you are dealing with large sums of money and security.

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1/ Uniswap gave us instant spot trading. No permission, no middlemen just pure access. But derivatives? Still stuck in the past. CEXs, oracles, liquidations, permissioned markets. Exponents is changing that. It’s what Uniswap did but for perps.

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Our devs are working around the clock to ensure that we can provide users with the best trading experience in crypto and tradfi. Exponents is not just another perp dex. It is a new defi primitive. Building something novel needs rigorous testing of edge scenarios. Thoon

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Example of risk profile of power perpetuals. If ETH grows by 50%, ETH^2 (ETH to the power of 2) increases by 225% ETH^3 (ETH to the power of 3) increases by 337.5% ETH^5 (ETH to the power of 5) increases by 7593.75% If ETH falls by 50% ETH^2 (ETH to the power of 2) increases