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this hover state on the Euler Labs website may be one of the most self-aware and brilliant easter eggs ever

Pretty cool to see Arbitrum's Timeboost feature gaining traction - generating almost $600k in fees in just one month denominated in $ETH. That's over $7m in annualised fees / GDP towards $ETH value accrual that metrics like REV wouldn't capture.

Let me get this straight, in the last month Arbitrum had: - the highest net inflow out all chains (so not just a HL bridge) - the largest increase in stablecoin supply of all L2s - generated $900k in fees from Timeboost since launch - announced Converge's RWA chain ... all

Ethena x Aave 🤝 Enjoyooors call this a flywheel, Morpho calls this systemic risk

If you look hard enough, there's actually a lot of alpha in DAOs. Take Arbitrum for instance, they've come a long way in the last year thanks to Entropy Advisors. Their DRIP incentive program just passed, allocating up to 80M ARB (~$32M) to high-impact DeFi assets and

Just 10% away from $2bn - and that’s without an Arbitrum deployment. If only there was an incentive program on Arbitrum to onboard Euler Labs to get us there… Could you cook something up Entropy Advisors? 👀

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Timeline's awfully quiet for a $1bn liquidation day

And just like that, $2bn TVL. Huge congrats to the Euler Labs chads! Could deploying on Arbitrum could take us to $3bn?

Noticed something cool playing with Farside Investors data today: ETH ETFs have now tied the previous record of 19 consecutive days without outflows (prev. streak was between 22nd Nov 2024 to 18th Dec 2024 inclusive). Today also marks the first time in 2025 that ETH ETF inflows

This is 100% wrong and a common misconception about how rollups work. Assuming there is at least one honest validator for Arbitrum, the millisecond a batch hits mainnet, finality is achieved. Hard finality in Optimistic rollups does NOT rely on L1 finality. It solely relies

What's great about DRIP is that it also rewards innovation and new protocols - ones I'm particularly excited about are: - GammaSwap 👽: perp options with IL hedge - Euler Labs: potentially deploying on Arb? - GU: launchpad built by Camelot team with a token

We're entering the golden age of crypto data. We've already seen the positive effects of curators within lending: transparency around risk parameters have allowed lenders to actually understand what they're investing in. The same will happen for service providers - curating

Stupid question: why don't we have (more) oracle-based AMMs? Oracles already support billions through lending, perp DEXs and now even EulerSwap. Pros: - Reduces LVR, less stale prices - Reduces sandwich / MEV attacks - Better for passive LPs, meaning deeper onchain liquidity -

Today marks my first day as a data analyst at Entropy Advisors! After hours listening to pitches and drafting investment theses as a VC analyst, I've decided to follow what I truly enjoy: working with data and contributing to the crypto space. Huge shoutout to Tom Wan,

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Why can't prediction markets allow users to use/loop their existing positions on other markets? The leverage in this case is effectively how parlays work, no?

REV maxis love to call Arbitrum just a "HL bridge" but overlook the fact that the bridge accounts for almost 10% of USDC's supply - generating over $100m in annualised revenue for Circle on Arbitrum's "HL bridge". Say what you want about chain REV, or lack thereof, but if