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My logic is like this: If you have 32ETH, solo staking = 32 ETH * 5% = 1.6 ETH Do be validators with 87.5% LTV, ie borrowing 28 ETH from others, you get 32*8*5% - 28*8*4% = 3....

@samkazemian I would like to ask some questions regarding FRAX AMO: 1. In FRAX3CRV pool, apart from FRAX & USDC, there are also some USDT and DAI from the AMO. Why is that? F...

Hey @samkazemian nice interview with 0xresearch! Would like to have some follow-up questions regarding the interview: 1. You mentioned short-dated FXB auction as a measure of...

Eg suppose the pool APY is supported by yields generated from $10M RWA held by the protocol Case study: the pool grows to 30M $sFRAX but the protocol hasn’t yet used all of t...

@michwill @admin and all! I have just published a thread about the recent update of TNG and its implications. Feel free to like and retweet to let more people know! https://tw...

Hey @samkazemian, frxETH v2 is exciting and I get a few questions: 1. “Remember your debt is in validators, not ETH.” Can you give me an eg about how it’s like to explain “de...

@samkazemian would like to know if you may consider making $sfrxETH be able to be collateralised in Fraxlend? Convex has some updates about $cvxCRV, one of which is to make th...

Just wanna ask a question: for frxETH:stETH pool, is the main reason for 8:2 imbalance to farm more rebase reward from stETH? Apart from that what are other reasons for it?

Does that mean, for sfrxETH holders, they now get the interest rate on top of staking reward? This way, staking ETH on Frax is more attractive than staking in other protocols?

@samkazemian is there an exact figure of how much TVL is actually withdrawn from Curve by Frax from all pools?