Here's how @yearnfi is balancing multi-strategy vaults right now. Everything is automated, some might even call this AI: Every 60 minutes we automatically check to see (calculations are done offchain) if there are any 2.5% or greater yield changes. If there's an improvement and gas costs are acceptable, it executes that improvement automatically. Risk parameter guardrails are in place for max debt ratios and how quickly debt ratios can be reduced, using Yearn Vaults V3. Here's an example: yvWETH-2 current allocation is 7.80% APY across Gearbox, Ajna, Across, Sturdy, Euler, and the yvWETH-1 vault (aave, compound, stETH). In the interval in this ss, there are no improvements to be made, so no changes will be executed.

Actually hilarious

One of the top goal scorers ever for the USMNT is this guy from… Fall River in 1930 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bert_P… FR is more well known as the home of @Emeril legend

Never give up

I did this exact same thing

I’ve never seen the usmnt play this well woooooow they look unbeatable

Not sleeping until we drop the product I’ve been envisioning since 2020. At the time, the idea of event contracts on real world outcomes was still unproven. Polymarket had just gone live and there was like $10k liquidity across the whole app. Augur had launched its V2 which instantly flopped, and the project sunsetted shortly after. Permissionlessness was a huge narrative during DeFi summer but the idea of user created prediction markets didn’t even seem plausible. Then in 2022 there was a glimmer of hope. Polymarket had gained some traction, and I got to witness up close the chads at Thales try their hand at the first fully permissionless prediction market. It was a noble effort, but in the pre-GPT era, it was simply infeasible to let users permissionlessly create rules for random event contracts. Then by 2024 it became obvious that not only was the concept plausible, it was also inevitable. But there wasn’t an Oracle flexible enough to support the idea. So we started @Trueo_ It took a lot of foundational work. It took a lot of refining. The scalability of user created prediction markets was often called into question (occasionally even by me). Now here we are, just over 6 years to the date that I became an ETH maxi and dove down the DeFi / Oracle rabbit hole. On the cusp of releasing a product that’s the residual of concepts from the Ethereum white paper, and the product of tech innovations spanning between Crypto and AI. Sleep? Forget sleep. I’m dreaming while I’m awake. Gm

I will QT this 49 more times, starting now

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impossible to hate this

As a coach when your substitute you just put in scores there must be no better feeling. Instant validation of your genius

South Korea just announced they were at high altitude training camp in Utah before this preparing for the opening match!!!!! I definitely made the right call, they’re so serious

You should all sign up for WLS, it's $0 to enter and you can win $5k It's not like other brackets you've filled out, don't worry about connecting wallets and stuff, Privy can make one for you. It's really easy

OK SOME DECISIONS HAD TO BE MADE HERE> Went with Korea as Group A winner, they did finish in the round of 16 in 22' I think they will take it. Turkey over the US was a tough call, but likely. Brazil as the winner because I never bet against them Haaland will be a strong solo scorer. I don't think Harry Kane is going to get the Golden Boot.

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at least it's not saying Urine anymore

how can you not love nyc

AI agents deploying into DeFi vaults without guardrails can generate enough slippage to wipe out a year of yield. The risk: blanket approvals letting agents do their own thing. @omgcorn from @yearnfi on why autonomous systems need constraints.

And it snows really early in the season with size sometimes. I was here right after a storm that was 16’ The Great Lakes storms just get stuck going over this large plateau and just keep snowing