Alright Thorchads! Once again, here is my proposal on how to move forward after Friday’s TSS vault exploit. Looking forward to constructive feedback to make it better, and looking forward to read new and different proposals if you have one! It is important to participate actively during this time. Let’s go!! @THORChain gitlab.com/-/snippets/599292…

Arbs starting to 🧑‍🍳🍳 That's over $900k annualized for @RujiraNetwork $RUJI stakers with 75% dedicated to buying back $RUJI 💰💰💰🤯 Name another protocol that has 3/4 of real revenue (0 inflation) going towards buy backs... I dare you

It’s wild they gave @stablekwon 15 years. Look, I was a heavy investor in $Luna terra-luna:native in the early days, buying well below 50 cents and riding it all the way up past a $100. I believed in the vision letting regular people like all of us act as our own central bank instead of feeding a selected few. Station, Anchor, Mirror, plus more all of it was light years ahead in UI and growing like crazy. They didn’t take him down because he was a fraud. They crushed him because it was working too well and growning way too fast. Do Kwon himself always said he was a heavy investor in THORChain, and now you can clearly see why. His project ultimately failed, and they made an example out of him. But this right here is our second chance, and I genuinely believe it’s where people can actually benefit this time. @THORChain , built by @jpthor and @CBarraford Over 90 fully decentralized nodes and growing! staying true to that pure Bitcoin ethos no single point of failure, no one in control. You can swap native $BTC for native $ETH or any other crypto, straight from your wallet, no wrapping, no bridges, no middleman. Liquidity providers earn real yield from real trading fees. It’s survived every crash and come out stronger. Now @RujiraNetwork $Ruji is on top, bringing collateralized lending, arbitrage, on chain orderbooks, and even a Bitcoin backed stablecoin in the works. Everything fully decentralized, all in your own control. This isn’t just another fake defi play. This is the real shot for normal people to win in a new financial system. The elites got their scapegoat from @stablekwon. They’re not getting this one. God bless @dokwon and his family. We know what his true intentions were. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment, this is it. Don’t sleep on THORChain $Rune and Rujira $Ruji. I see this as the nextbig chance we the people have. God bless 🙏

where should akash move, vote 👇

Today we're starting a slow rollout of bitcoin backed loans to customers on @shakepay Bitcoin backed loans are one of the most requested products since we started. For those who never want to sell and live on a bitcoin standard, borrowing against your bitcoin is one of the most powerful financial products available. Products like these are hard to pull off, and Canadians have been underserved for so long. Insanely excited to get this in the hands of all shakers.

I'm dropping a thread of all the protocols that had to freeze their interop because of LayerZero being compromised. Let's go:

I'm a WETH provider on @aave watching my position go negative after the @KelpDAOxyz rsETH exploit. Can't withdraw — 100% utilization. Every failure here is a feature of shared-pool variable-rate lending: • One bad collateral listing impairs the whole WETH reserve • Slope2 punishes borrowers trapped when whales exit first • DAO votes move slower than collateral can lose its backing • First-come-first-served exits reward informed capital • Umbrella socializes losses onto suppliers who never approved the listing The architecture that fixes all of this already has its primitives deployed: Event-driven intent-based lending with fixed rates and P2P matching. Lenders sign intents specifying collateral, LTV, rate, duration, and event triggers. Borrowers sign symmetric intents. Solvers match. Custody stays with the user until atomic settlement. No shared pool. No slope2. No slow governance. No socialized loss. Each loan is a discrete contract. We solved this pattern for spot trading with 1inch Fusion. Lending is next.