Aave (AAVE)

Liquidity is a coordination problem. Once capital settles somewhere and other systems start routing through it, replacement stops being about shipping a better product and becomes about convincing LPs, integrators, traders, DAOs, and risk desks to all move at once. That almost never happens. Here are the protocols where liquidity already lives, and where that fact alone has become the capital anchoring effect: > @aave: core lending/leverage hub. > @LidoFinance: dominant liquid staking leader; $stETH is the default shared $ETH collateral across DeFi. > @Uniswap: the default AMM reference layer; routing, pricing, and integrations assume its pools exist. > @pendle_fi: the time-value reference layer; once PT/YT markets exist, future yield is priced there. > @eigencloud: restaking powerhouse; restaked $ETH commits security & yield to AVSs, creating gravity. > @circle ($USDC): regulated dollar rail embedded across CeFi and DeFi. > @tether ($USDT): dominant offshore/international dollar liquidity; sheer v

Liquidity is a coordination problem. Once capital settles somewhere and other systems start routing through it, replacement stops being about shipping a better product and becomes about convincing LPs, integrators, traders, DAOs, and risk desks to all move at once. That almost never happens. Here are the protocols where liquidity already lives, and where that fact alone has become the capital anchoring effect: > @aave: core lending/leverage hub. > @LidoFinance: dominant liquid staking leader; $stETH is the default shared $ETH collateral across DeFi. > @Uniswap: the default AMM reference layer; routing, pricing, and integrations assume its pools exist. > @pendle_fi: the time-value reference layer; once PT/YT markets exist, future yield is priced there. > @eigencloud: restaking powerhouse; restaked $ETH commits security & yield to AVSs, creating gravity. > @circle ($USDC): regulated dollar rail embedded across CeFi and DeFi. > @tether ($USDT): dominant offshore/international dollar liquidity; sheer v

Liquidity is a coordination problem. Once capital settles somewhere and other systems start routing through it, replacement stops being about shipping a better product and becomes about convincing LPs, integrators, traders, DAOs, and risk desks to all move at once. That almost never happens. Here are the protocols where liquidity already lives, and where that fact alone has become the capital anchoring effect: > @aave: core lending/leverage hub. > @LidoFinance: dominant liquid staking leader; $stETH is the default shared $ETH collateral across DeFi. > @Uniswap: the default AMM reference layer; routing, pricing, and integrations assume its pools exist. > @pendle_fi: the time-value reference layer; once PT/YT markets exist, future yield is priced there. > @eigencloud: restaking powerhouse; restaked $ETH commits security & yield to AVSs, creating gravity. > @circle ($USDC): regulated dollar rail embedded across CeFi and DeFi. > @tether ($USDT): dominant offshore/international dollar liquidity; sheer v

Project Zero is not a typical AI chatbot. It is an "Action Layer" (execution layer) for Web3. So what is the core product of @ProjectZeroIO? In my view it consists of three main components: - Zero Chat: A unified terminal that allows you to ask questions, analyze risk, check yield, and execute (swap, bridge, stake) on the spot. - AI Agents: Enables users/developers to create Agents that automatically manage assets, rebalance portfolios, or hunt for Alpha 24/7. - Data Infrastructure: Extracts and transmits on-chain data with ultra‑low latency (<100ms). You’re probably familiar with Telegram bots by now. But the AI era seems to be just around the corner, & ProjectZero is one example. #projectzeroio #AI #web3

The money I took out of crypto to sustain my life into retirement over the years: - Real estate rental - Spx500 - Gold - Stablecoin Yield farming I continue to invest in crypto but the profits that were made here need to be put to work in real. CT often says 1-2 million ain't enough to retire. Hell they even say 5 or 10 million ain't enough. Even a modest 5% return on a year alone is already 50 to 100k with capital CT says you could never retire with in your wildest dreams. The Spx500 alone already has an average long term return of 10-11% a year and it's extremely low maintenance since it's an index. No follow-up, no stock knowledge, no nothing. Gold is gold, real estate does require some maintenance but more consistent returns and stablecoin yield will become more easy and safe than ever soon (aave). 1/ Making profits is the first step 2/ Maintaining it is the second You would be surprised how many fail at 2 and go back to 1. Overly spending (luxury car, fancy trips, showing off) is way more easy

Users can now earn Aave-powered yield through @JumperExchange Earn. Available on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and Plasma. https://t.co/PypY9lrtzC

Day 3 of “Build on base and life becomes simple ” People say don’t borrow anybody your money instead lend them Well, it works practically here in web3 and you can just do both you know ? Today is for the most trusted financial network on base : @aave I’ll breakdown how lending, borrowing, and liquidation works ➤ How lending works. 🔹 let’s say you deposit assets like USDC or ETH 🔹 Your assets enter a shared liquidity pool 🔹anyone who wants to borrow assets pay interest to access this pool 🔹Then you earn yield from borrower interest (Interest ) 🔹 The yield updates continuously based on pool usage Example : If there’s a high borrowing demand for USDC ,the USDC lender yield increases ➤ How borrowing works 🔹 You deposit your collateral first 🔹 Then You borrow against it 🔹 Each asset has a defined loan to value ratio 🔹 This limits how much you borrow safely 🔹 This allows the rates to adjust with demand. Example: If you were to deposit ETH; You can borrow USDC without