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Karthik Srinivasan

@ksrini_

co-founder @SorellaLabs | math/physics dropout @UChicago | contributing @angstromxyz

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token price trajectories can look strange on initial inspection look closely – the equilibrium always hides behind a layer or two of obfuscation

token price trajectories can look strange on initial inspection

look closely – the equilibrium always hides behind a layer or two of obfuscation
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a yield-bearing, auto-rebalancing, portfolio that facilitates mainnet defi underneath is a killer product especially when built on an exchange that outcompetes its peers by internalizing and redistributing table stakes arbitrage value amongst its users

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Good sleuthing from Alex Nezlobin. Remember to rigorously analyze a mechanism from the perspective of a motivated adversary prior to shipping it in prod Good mechanisms always prove malfeasance is -EV. Great mechanisms prevent it entirely

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Last year, Tarun Chitra, Matheus Venturyne Xavier Ferreira and I wrote about credible auctions in blockchains (arxiv.org/pdf/2301.12532). We demonstrated how blockchains can be used to implement auctions where the auctioneer doesn't have an incentive to shill bid & manipulate the auction outcome. In

Last year, <a href="/tarunchitra/">Tarun Chitra</a>, <a href="/MatheusVXF/">Matheus Venturyne Xavier Ferreira</a> and I wrote about credible auctions in blockchains (arxiv.org/pdf/2301.12532). We demonstrated how blockchains can be used to implement auctions where the auctioneer doesn't have an incentive to shill bid &amp; manipulate the auction outcome.

In
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1/ At Paradigm, we spend a lot of time thinking about MEV and baselayer markets. So we were excited when Hester Peirce and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Crypto Task Force posed a number of important questions on the subject. Today (with a hand from Rodrigo), we filed our response:

1/ At <a href="/paradigm/">Paradigm</a>, we spend a lot of time thinking about MEV and baselayer markets. So we were excited when <a href="/HesterPeirce/">Hester Peirce</a> and the <a href="/SECGov/">U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission</a> Crypto Task Force posed a number of important questions on the subject.

Today (with a hand from <a href="/RSSH273/">Rodrigo</a>), we filed our response:
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the “dopamine detox” was coined as attention became a commodity as AI continues to become the default (co)-pilot for cognition, LLM fasts seem like the logical next step future generations will consciously set aside time where they are forced to reason for themselves

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French criminals need to think bigger with their crypto kidnapping victims by demanding RAFEs or RAFTs, Ransom Agreement for Future Equity / Token

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LPs taking on 7-figure losses in a week is absurd and proof of a subpar mechanism Ludwig provides an excellent explanation on how LPs are bleeding on Fluid and how Angstrom fixes this problem, all while sourcing digestible visualizations of the data as proof

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Because ETH isn’t an ERC-20, you can’t approve it, you have to wrap into WETH or pre-deposit ETH. That extra step breaks the smooth, intent-based DeFi flows we all want. Before DeFi truly goes “native ETH,” we need EIP-7914 so apps can pull ETH directly: github.com/snreynolds/ERC…