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Aly

@alybitcoin

Crypto, DeFi. BD @bedrock_defi

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calendar_today30-06-2025 08:34:41

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Just use Hyperliquid. Rolling out BLP on Hypercore testnet is a big deal. It’s the first step toward native on-chain credit. BLP lets users supply assets (for now USDC and PURR), borrow against them, and withdraw on-chain, creating shared liquidity pools that could enable

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My take on Labs vs DAO debates: Aave worked because Labs shipped product and growth while the DAO handled risk and governance. Same mission, different roles. That alignment built the top DeFi neobank with speed, real products and institutional reach. That is why Aave thrived

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I believe in Aave’s case, this revenue flows to the DAO and gets used for buybacks. But where does that value go for $LINK holders? Chainlink

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Most tokens have nothing to do with the actual business behind them. Just public fundraising with zero value-flow. - $AERO sends 100% of trading fees to veAERO lockers and protocols pay bribe for emission votes - $GMX pays out 30% of fees in ETH/AVAX to stakers - $PENDLE turns

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This is a power play by Labs and sad to see strong disalignment with DAO The community sentiment is reflected in $AAVE price action today

This is a power play by Labs and sad to see strong disalignment with DAO

The community sentiment is reflected in $AAVE price action today
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Seeing a lot of “Apollo founder in Epstein files” takes on the Morpho news. Couple of things: - The person being referenced left in 2021, not the current leadership - Apollo has participated in major crypto deals like Kraken without this sudden moral panic - This is one of the

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Can someone explain the lore behind Velodrome/Aerodrome obsession with Uniswap? I could pull dozens of examples Competition is healthy. But the strongest product don’t need to anchor their narrative around someone else

Can someone explain the lore behind Velodrome/Aerodrome obsession with Uniswap?

I could pull dozens of examples

Competition is healthy.
But the strongest product don’t need to anchor their narrative around someone else
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Base is increasing minimum base fee from 0.002 → 0.005 gwei But base fees have already often been ~0.004–0.006 gwei. So we’re not really paying more, just a higher floor Calling this “better performance” and “anti-spam” is a stretch Unless Base is expecting more demand

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Since bgdlabs and Aave-Chan Initiative {ACI} left, Aave already had: - a wstETH oracle misconfiguration causing ~$27M of liquidations, to be covered by the DAO - a ~$50M swap through Aave’s frontend via CoW that came back as just ~$37k of $AAVE What is happening?